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Arjun Raval
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    If you’re staying at the MANJEERA PREMIER you’ll be just 14 km from the temple, so you can leave early and return after lunch without rushing. On the Brahmotsavam days the queue usually thins around 6:30 am and stays manageable until about noon, which is when the crowds peak. That should give your kids enough time to see the rituals without the loudest crowds.

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