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If you’re staying at Fortune Inn Sree Kanya, you can drop your bags there first and head straight to the fort. After the 1½ hour walk, grab a quick bite at the small café on the fort grounds they serve fresh coconut water that’s great before the beach. Then drive 10 km to Rushikonda, spend about an hour and a half, and finish with a 15 minute ride to Kailasagiri for sunset. This keeps traffic light and lets you finish before dark.

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