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Dhanush Mahapatra
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    If you want to squeeze both spots in one day, a private taxi is best for the 30 km stretch from Araku to Borra it takes about an hour and lets you stop at the coffee plantation or the Tribal Museum on the way. After the caves, you can head back to Paderu around mid afternoon. If you decide to stay overnight, Casa Woods Resort @ Araku Valley is a convenient base just off the main road.

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