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Ashwin Hashmi
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    You might also want to check if the temple offers a small guided walk for kids around the courtyard; some parents say the guides explain the legends in a way that keeps little ones interested. If you’re staying near Nandyal, Hotel DR Indraaprasthaa has a kids’ menu that can make the post visit snack easier.

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