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    If you’re staying in Hassan, the Hoysala Village Resort is a convenient spot to drop by before heading to the temple. From the resort you can catch the same 36 bus that drops near Kamal Basadi or hop on an auto for a quick 10 minute ride. While you’re there, consider a quick detour to the Belur Hoysala temples they’re only a few kilometres away and worth the extra drive. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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