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Aarav Badwal
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    If you’re staying in Kalasa, consider the local bus that departs around 6 am; it’s cheap and gets you to the temple just in time for the early prasadam, then back before the evening service. The flat route from Kalasa to the temple is quicker than the steep climb from Moodbidri. This can save you both time and a few rupees on transport.

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