The rajagopuram (the main gateway tower) is left unfinished.

The ruins comprise an arch, the base of a pillar, and a scaled-down gateway tower.

The main gopuram (gateway tower), almost 50m high, was built in 1442, with a smaller one added in 1510.

It is a five-tiered gateway tower, clearly influenced by Indian religious architecture.

The keep consists of a square fort with two square gateway towers whose wall thickness at the base is some 5 meters.

It houses four gateway towers known as gopurams.

The temple has a gopuram (gateway tower) in dilapidated state.

It has four gateway towers, the gopuram, on its four sides.

The main sanctum faces west and can be entered through a 130 feet tall, 7-tiered rajagopuram (main gateway tower).

So is the gateway tower giving access to the inner courtyard of the temple.