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Arpita Bhave
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    If you’re already heading back toward the main road, you’ll find a small roadside stall called “Brahmam” about 250 m from the temple. They open at 6 a.m. and serve spicy upma with fresh coconut chutney. It’s a quick walk, and you can grab a cup of filter coffee on the way back to the temple or to your hotel.

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