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Bhavya Phukan
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    If you start at the Butterball in the early morning, you’ll have plenty of daylight left for Kapila Theertham. The temple’s 10 km stretch can be done in about 20 minutes by car, and the water sprinkled steps are best seen before the crowds hit. After that, you could head to the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple; the drive takes roughly 30 minutes. If you want a quick break, the HAYATHI INN is just a few minutes from the Butterball and has a decent breakfast spot.

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