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Dev Siddiqui
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    The auto link from Baruva to the lighthouse runs every 15 to 20 minutes, so you can hop on after a quick beach walk and still hit the lighthouse before sunset. If you’re staying at Sunray Village Resort, the same auto will drop you near the temple in about 40 minutes, making the whole loop doable in a single day.

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