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Arpita Bhave
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    You could bring a small cooler with bottled water and a few fruit snacks; the kids often get thirsty before the walk starts. A quick lunch spot right by the entrance is the beachside café that serves dosas and idlis. If you’d rather sit down after, Pai Viceroy Hotel Tirupati is a short drive away and has a decent on site restaurant. Early morning or late afternoon visits keep the crowds light.

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