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Debashish Khurana
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    One day is enough if you leave early from Visakhapatnam Airport. The state bus runs every 45 minutes to Baruva, arriving in about an hour. From the beach a quick auto takes ten minutes to the lighthouse, and a 30 minute auto can drop you at Kalingapatnam. If you’d rather stay close to the coast, Sunray Village Resort is just 15 km away and has reliable auto links to all the sites.

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