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Aman Joglekar
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    If you’re there on a weekday, the temple usually stays quieter after 10 pm. On weekends the main evening prayers draw a lot of visitors, so a late afternoon arrival on a Saturday or Sunday will still feel busy until the 6 7 pm window. If you want the most peaceful view of the self originated lingam, try a weekday early evening slot or stay at Citrus Chamber Mahabaleshwar, which puts you just a few minutes away. Does anyone know how the crowd behaves on festival days?

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