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Aayesha Kakar
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    You might want to check the tide chart for that day arriving just after low tide gives a clearer shoreline and a wet sand reflection that really pops in the photos. A good spot is the small clearing right before the ridge drops into the forest, where you can frame the beach, the ridge line and Mount Harriet all together. If you’re staying in Visakhapatnam, the Super Hotel O Suryabagh Near Jagadamba Theater keeps you close to the trailheads.

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