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    If you only have a few minutes, head straight to the main entrance tunnel, walk to the small platform, and you’ll see the full layout of the rock cut arches and the Bay of Kakinada. The viewpoint there is the quickest way to get a sweeping view. After that, if you have 15 20 minutes you can hop on a local bus to Simhachalam Temple the hilltop gives a different, higher angle perspective of the city. If you need a place to stretch before you leave, Treebo Grand Milan is just a short walk away. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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