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Dhanush Mahapatra
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    If you’re staying near Rajahmundry, the MANJEERA PREMIER is only about 14 km away and many families say the drive is quick enough to leave before the noon rush. A 6:30 am arrival usually means the queue has thinned, and the kids can watch the rituals without the louder crowds that arrive around 10 am. This timing keeps the visit manageable even with little ones.

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