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Debashish Khurana
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    A good tip is to visit the village gate early, around sunrise, when the light makes the Vijayanagara stone carvings clearer and the crowd is thin. Ask the local guide at the gate for a quick walk through of the old fort walls it’s free and often they point out lesser known spots. After that, grab a coffee at the small shop near the entrance; it’s inexpensive and gives you a taste of the local flavor before heading back to Udupi.

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