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Dev Kulkarni
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    If you’re driving from Bangalore, a quick stop at Anantapur first makes sense. From the airport the 260 km drive takes about four hours. Once you’re in Anantapur you can head straight to the Sri Devarajaswami Temple, then pick up the bus or taxi to Lepakshi (about 80 km). After Lepakshi, the Belum Caves are just 30 km farther. If you need a place to stay near the temple, Hotel O Anantapur is a convenient option.

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