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Arjun Sequeira
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    If you’re only after the viewpoint and a quick stop at Borra Caves, a single day can work, but staying overnight lets you catch sunrise from the hilltop the light is soft and the mist adds drama. If you want to sleep nearby, USHODAYA RESORTS is only a kilometre away and gives easy access to the roads and the viewpoint. For best shots, aim for early morning or late afternoon when the clouds drift over the valley.

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