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If you only have two days, try a sunrise trek up Mullayanagiri on day one and finish at the coffee estate around noon, then head to the wildlife sanctuary in the late afternoon. On day two, start early at the Baba Budangiri hills, which is a 30 km drive, and finish the day with a relaxed walk around the town. Staying at Hotel Aadrika keeps you close to both the trekking routes and the town centre.

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