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    You could also try the “Brahmam” stall on the opposite side of the main road; it opens at 6 a.m. and is famous for its spicy upma and filter coffee. Walk straight from the temple for about 250 metres, then turn left onto the main road the stall will be on your right. If you prefer a sit down breakfast, the nearby The Mourya Inn offers a small breakfast corner with local dishes and opens early.

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