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Debashish Noronha
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    The 36 bus drops right outside the village gate, just a 200 meter walk to Kamal Basadi, so you can skip the auto if you’re comfortable walking. If you prefer a quick ride, the auto from the Hassan main stand takes about ten minutes. While you’re in the area, consider stopping by the nearby Belur Hoysala temples; they’re only a short bus ride away and well worth the extra drive.

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