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Arjun Adiga
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    If you’re tight on days, try doing the Mullayanagiri trek on day one and then spend the morning of day two at the wildlife sanctuary, which opens early around 6 am. The trail to Baba Budangiri can fit in the late afternoon, giving you a relaxed pace. Staying at Hotel Aadrika keeps you a kilometre from both the town centre and the trekking routes.

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