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Amanpreet Ganesan
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    You could also try the small beachside café just a stone’s throw from the entrance they have quick wraps and fresh coconut water that kids usually enjoy. If you’re staying in Tirupati, the Pai Viceroy Hotel has a decent on site restaurant and is only about 140 kilometres away, so a late afternoon stop there could be convenient after the walk. Visiting right after sunrise or just before sunset keeps the crowds thin and the light is great for photos.

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