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Aman Joglekar
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    If you’re aiming for a quick round trip, you can start early at Paderu, hit Araku around 9 am, spend a couple of hours at the coffee plantation near the main road, then head straight to the Borra Caves. The 30 km drive takes about an hour, so you’ll be back by early afternoon. A private taxi gives you the most flexibility, but if you prefer public transport, check the state bus timetable from Araku to the caves there are usually a couple of departures each day. If you want a comfortable overnight spot in Araku, Casa Woods Resort is conveniently located near the main road.

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