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    You could finish the riverbank shoot by heading a short walk to MANJEERA PREMIER about five kilometres from the temple. From its terrace you get a wider view of the Godavari’s bend and the temple framed by the trees, giving a nice contrast to the domes. It keeps the total walk under ten kilometres and adds a fresh angle to your portfolio.

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