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In October the temple sees a noticeable bump, especially during the Brahmotsavam days. Roughly 10,000 12,000 devotees visit each day on the main festival dates, but outside those peak days the flow drops to about 4,000 5,000. With a small family you’ll find the mornings and early evenings still manageable, though you may need to plan for a bit of waiting at the entrance. If you’re staying near Rajahmundry, the MANJEERA PREMIER hotel is a convenient base and many guests report easy access to the temple from there. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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