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Aamir Sodhi
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    You could also head straight to Kapila Theertham first, then loop back to the Butterball. The 10 km ride takes about 20 minutes, and you’ll avoid the heavier traffic that hits the Butterball early in the morning. From Kapila Theertham you can get a quick 15 minute taxi up to Tirumala, then finish at the Butterball for a photo before heading back. If you’re staying near the city centre, the HAYATHI INN is only a few minutes away and a good base for the loop.

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