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Annette Baig
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    If you’re staying at Quality Hotel DV Manor, you can arrange a short cab that drops you straight at the temple’s stand, cutting the walk from the bus stop. The bus route often detours toward the Undavalli Caves or Kondapalli Fort, adding a few extra minutes. A quick taxi keeps the schedule tight, especially if you want to catch the early morning light on the shrine.

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