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Chetan Mittal
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    If you’re only looking for the best single view, the small platform right after the main entrance tunnel is the quickest way to see the whole layout and the Bay of Kakinada. It takes about ten minutes to walk up, so you can snap photos and get a quick sense of the site before heading out. If you have a few extra minutes and want a different angle, the Simhachalam Temple is a short 15 minute bus ride away and offers a hilltop perspective that contrasts nicely with the coastal view. If you need a quick place to stretch before you go, Treebo Grand Milan is just a few kilometres away.

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