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If you want to hit both in one day, aim to reach Araku by mid morning, spend a couple of hours at the coffee plantation and the Tribal Museum, then head straight to the Borra Caves. The caves are best seen in the late morning when the light plays on the stalactites. A private taxi will get you there in about 30 minutes and lets you pause at any stop along the way. If you decide to stay overnight, Casa Woods Resort @ Araku Valley is conveniently located near the main road.

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