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Annette Joshi
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    You might want to leave the stroller in the dedicated parking zone right at the entrance; that keeps the kids safe while you walk the 5 km to Upper Ahobilam. A quick stop at the kiosk near the main entrance for fresh fruit juice can give the little ones a little break. If you’re staying in Nandyal, a short drive to Hotel DR Indraaprasthaa gives you a kid friendly menu for a post visit snack.

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