Konark, from Sanskrit "Kona" (angle) and "Arka" (sun), refers to the Sun temple built by King Narasimha Deva I in 1244. It features a chariot shape with 24 carved wheels and seven horses. The temple reportedly had a magnet that made the main idol float. Its architecture depicts daily life, animals, and mythology, highlighting advanced craftsmanship.
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