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Ayan Kandhari
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    A quick way to get the two spots in one day is to catch an early state bus from Paderu to Araku around 6 7 am. From Araku the next bus to the Borra Caves usually departs around 10 am, so you can reach the caves by 11 am, spend a couple of hours, and head back before dusk. If you prefer more control, a short taxi ride from Araku to the caves takes about 30 minutes and lets you pause at any coffee plantation or the Tribal Museum on the way. After the caves you can catch a return bus to Paderu or head straight back if you’re staying in Araku.

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