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Abhijit Verma
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    If you’re short on time, hit the main entrance tunnel first, then climb to the small platform for the 360 degree view of the caves and Bay of Kakinada. The viewpoint there captures the whole layout in one shot, so you get the best glimpse without wandering too deep. Afterward, a quick hop to Simhachalam Temple is easy and offers a different, hilltop angle of the city. If you need a place to stretch, Treebo Grand Milan is just a few kilometres away.

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