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Chetan Mittal
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    You could start by dropping your bags at Capital O Siddartha Grand, then head straight to Undavalli Caves. After a quick visit, a 3 km drive gets you to Prakasam Barrage for a river photo break. From there, take the hill road to Kanaka Durga; it’s a single lane but clear before 10 am, so you’ll hit the temple before sunset. This order keeps the traffic low and gives you a nice progression from caves to river to hilltop.

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