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    You could also stop at the beachside café a few steps from the entrance they serve fresh coconut water and quick wraps that kids usually love. If you’re staying near Tirupati, the Pai Viceroy Hotel has a decent on site restaurant, and a late afternoon stop there after the walk can be convenient. Early morning or just before sunset are the best times to keep crowds thin.

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