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Pura Sono Panca Giri

 


This Pura located at Jalan Kupang Baru III No.26, Sonokwijenan, Sukomanunggal. Itsn’t really huge place but the architecture was excellent. It was a comfy place for worship and gathering among its hinduism.



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