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Anthony Mehta
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    If you’re staying near the fort, drop your bags at Fortune Inn Sree Kanya first. After the fort, head to Rushikonda Beach for a quick lunch parking there is paid but usually free before noon. From the beach, a 15 minute drive to Kailasagiri gives you a good sunset view, and you can finish with a short 20 minute walk to the zoo. This sequence keeps traffic light and lets you finish before dark.

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