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Bilal Madan
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    A good rule of thumb is to hit the caves right after opening, before the midday crowds. Walk the main tunnel to the small platform it gives a 360 view of the Bay of Kakinada and the rock cut arches. If you have a spare hour, the Simhachalam Temple is only about 15 minutes away by local bus and offers a different, hilltop perspective. Do you prefer the sea view or the temple’s hilltop vibe?

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