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Aarav Phadke
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    If you’re only staying a few hours, many guesthouses near the bus stand let you drop a bag in a small storage room and then head straight to the temple. Some of them also run a small tea stall that serves idlis and filter coffee all day, so you can grab a quick bite before the early morning train. If you do decide to stay overnight, the hotels in Chitradurga are only a 50 km drive and give you a quieter night before the next day’s train.

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