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    You could fit the caves and the viewpoint in a day if you leave early, but staying overnight gives you a chance to capture the misty sunrise that only happens in the early hours. A good place to stay nearby is Casa Woods Resort @ Araku Valley, which keeps you close to the road and the viewpoint. The best photo time is the first hour after sunrise or the last hour before sunset.

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