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Aarav Kale
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    You might want to check the exact Brahmotsavam dates for that year; the peak crowd usually builds after 10 am. The temple stays open from 6 am to 9 pm, so an early visit lets you see the main rituals before the noon rush. If you’re staying near Rajahmundry, the MANJEERA PREMIER is only about 14 km away and many families find the drive convenient for early morning trips.

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