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Aarav Phadke
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    If you’re aiming for a full day, consider starting at 5 am so you can capture the early morning light on the carvings, then pause around 11 am for a short break. After lunch you can walk the quieter eastern paths that are less crowded. The evening mist often settles around 5 pm, giving a soft glow to the rock faces. Staying at Le Shiv Executive Suite in Theni would keep you close to the site.

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