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Bhavya Phukan
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    If you’re staying near the city centre, a quick stop at the HAYATHI INN first lets you grab a coffee and freshen up before heading to the Butterball. From there a 10 km ride to Kapila Theertham takes about 20 minutes, and you can catch a short 15 minute auto up to Tirumala right after. This keeps the loop tight and gives you a few minutes at each spot.

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