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    The temple’s main hall has a small shaded seating area that kids can use while the adults take a moment to enjoy the ambient music from the temple’s daily recitals. If you’re staying in Nandyal, a short drive to Hotel DR Indraaprasthaa gives you a convenient spot to refuel after the walk to Upper Ahobilam.

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