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Anthony Shinde
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    If you’re staying at Quality Hotel DV Manor, you could ask the front desk to arrange a quick cab to the temple’s stand. The bus stop is a bit farther from the entrance and may detour to the caves or fort, adding a few minutes. A cab gives a steadier schedule and cuts the walk from the bus stop to the shrine.

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