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Amanpreet Ganesan
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    If you’re staying near the temples, you could stay at the HAYATHI INN it’s only a few hundred metres away and gives you a quick walk to the Five Rathas. The bus stand is about 2.5 km, the railway station around 12 km. Late afternoon city buses run every 30 45 minutes, but the last Chennai to Chengalpattu train leaves just before 6 pm, so a taxi after 4 pm is still the safest bet.

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