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Annette Phatak
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    If you’re staying in Belur, the Sunshine International Boarding & Lodging is a short drive from the Halebidu bus stand and gives easy access to the temple. After your early morning visit to Hoysaleswara, head to the Halebidu Archaeological Museum, then take a quick auto to Belur Chennakeshava Temple. For sunset, the temple courtyard offers a good view of the Kaveri River just before it meets the town. A local dhaba near the temple serves simple dosa and filter coffee that’s popular with visitors.

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