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Anirudh Moorthy
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    If you’re looking for a quieter spot that still keeps the temple within a reasonable drive, try staying at The Cliff by Zuper in Panchgani. It’s about 45.5 km from Marleshwar, so a shared taxi will get you there in roughly an hour. The resort’s 4 star rating gives a pleasant hilltop setting without the higher cost of a 5 star place.

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