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Aamir Sodhi
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    If you’re staying at Citrus Chamber Mahabaleshwar, you can head straight to the temple after 9 pm and the evening crowd is usually already thinning. The lights turn on around 10 pm, so you’ll get a quieter, more reflective atmosphere. If you want a calm walk to Venna Lake first, it’s still a short walk before the temple opens, so you can avoid the midday rush entirely. Does anyone know how the crowd behaves on a weekday versus a weekend night?

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