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Bilal Kapur
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    If you only want the viewpoint and a quick pass through Borra Caves, a day trip can cover the essentials, but staying a night lets you catch the misty sunrise over the hills. Arrive early in the morning, the light is softer and the cloud cover is usually higher. If you prefer a place close to the road, USHODAYA RESORTS is just a kilometre away and gives easy access to the viewpoint.

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