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Aryan Soni
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    The railway station in Hiriyur has a few local trains that run early in the morning, usually around 5:30 am and 6:30 am. If you’re only staying a few hours, most guesthouses near the bus stand offer day rates, and you can drop your luggage at the station’s luggage room. If you decide to stay overnight, Chitradurga’s budget hotels are a 50 km drive and give you a quiet night before the next day’s train.

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