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Abhishek Joshi
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    Since both beaches are close to Siprori, the main difference is the road type. The coastal NH53 to Radhanagar is a paved highway that keeps traffic light until about 8 am, so leaving right after 7 am usually gives you a straight 50 km drive. Elephant Beach’s back road is a narrower, winding path that stays clear a bit later, around 9 am, but it can slow you down through a short forested stretch. A quick refuel at Heaven Stay before you leave can also help you stay on time.

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