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    You might also want to check the small tea stalls right outside the temple gate they usually sell a cup of masala chai and a banana for a few rupees, which is handy if you skip a full breakfast after the prasadam. If you’re staying at Mudra midtown rooms and suites, the drive to the temple is about 45 minutes each way, so you can still catch the early morning offerings without a long commute.

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