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Anirudh Kohli
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    If you’re looking for a quick coffee before the temple opens, the “Morning Brew” kiosk on the opposite side of the road opens at 5am and serves strong local coffee and a few simple pastries. It’s only a short walk from the Thai café and the noodle stall, so you can grab a caffeine fix and a light bite before heading into the temple.

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