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Anthony Shinde
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    If you’re short on time, the Subramanya Temple still gives a quick shot of its big gopuram, but the Undavalli Caves are worth a detour if you have an extra hour or two. The caves sit in a quiet forest setting and the carved rock cut temples look great from the outside, especially in soft light. Afterward, the Lemon Tree Premier Vijayawada is a convenient spot to relax before heading back.

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