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Ashwin Sandhu
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    If you’re short on time, a four day stay gives you a relaxed pace. Day one can be a coffee estate walk, day two the morning trek to Mullayanagiri, day three a half day visit to the wildlife sanctuary and the afternoon climb of Baba Budangiri, and day four a leisurely stroll through the town and a sunset at a local viewpoint. Staying at Hotel Aadrika keeps you close to the town centre and the main trekking routes.

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