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Anirudh Deshmukh
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    A quick 15 minute walk from the main ghat takes you to the Jwalamalini temple, where the lamps are lit just before sunset. From there you can hop on a rickshaw to the Brahma Temple, which opens its doors at 6 pm for the evening prayers. If you’re staying nearby, the Grand Kakinada by GRT Hotels is a short auto ride away and offers a good spot to relax after the walk.

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