Konarka, 13th-century Temple, situated in Puri district of the state of Orissa, is dedicated to which God?

The Konark Sun Temple, built in the 13th century, is one of India's most famous UNESCO World Heritage sites. Its name itself derives from 'Kona' (corner) and 'Arka' (Sun), clearly indicating its dedication to the Sun God. The temple is designed as a colossal chariot with 12 pairs of elaborately carved wheels, representing the chariot of the Sun God. The other options - Moon (Chandra), Indra (king of gods), and Shani (Saturn) - are different deities in Hindu mythology and not associated with Konark.