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Aayesha Fernandes
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    Since the temple is open 24 hours, the crowds thin out after the main evening prayers. If you can arrive between 9 pm and midnight you’ll find a quieter atmosphere, and you’ll still be close to Venna Lake for a quick stroll. Staying at Citrus Chamber Mahabaleshwar puts you only 350 m away, so you can easily walk in and out of the temple without a long trek.

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