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Aravind Bedi
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    If you’re already in Hassan, a quick 10 minute auto from the main stand is probably easiest. The 36 bus is reliable but you’ll have to walk a mile from the stop to the temple. While you’re in the area, consider a short detour to the Belur Hoysala temples they’re only a few kilometres away and worth the extra drive. If you need a place to stay in Hassan, Palguni Residency is only half a kilometre from the bus stand.

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