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Anthony Mehta
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    A quick way to get to Belur from the Halebidu bus stand is a local auto rickshaw; the ride takes about ten minutes and costs a few rupees. Once you’re at Belur, you can hop on a shared auto to the Chennakeshava Temple, which is only about five kilometres away. This keeps the travel time short so you still have plenty of daylight for the museum and a sunset spot near the Kaveri bend.

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