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    Since the fort has a free parking lot, if you drive you can leave the car right at the entrance and start the climb without a long walk. After the hike, the same NH 65 route takes you straight to the Prakasam Barrage and passes the Undavalli Caves, so you can hit all three spots in one day. If you stay at Capital O Siddartha Grand, the Kondapalli bus stop is just a ten minute walk away.

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