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Aryan Muthusamy
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    A good time to bring the kids is early morning when the crowd is lighter and the air is cooler. The temple staff usually opens the play corner around 8 am, so you can let the little ones run off before the main rituals start. If you’re staying in Nandyal, Hotel DR Indraaprasthaa is just a short drive away and its kids’ menu can be handy after the walk to Upper Ahobilam. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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