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Aman Joglekar
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    If you’re already in Hassan, a quick auto from the main stand gets you to Kamal Basadi in about ten minutes. The 36 bus stops about a mile away, so you’ll need a short walk or another auto. While you’re in the area, consider a detour to the Belur Hoysala temples; they’re only a few kilometres away and offer a nice contrast to the Kamal Basadi architecture.

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