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Alphonse Pandey
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    You might also try the Palette Sign Regency Hotel. It’s about 850 meters from the temple, so a quick walk down the main road takes roughly ten minutes. The breakfast menu there includes the local “pongal” and “masala dosa,” and they open at 6 a.m. If you want a quick bite on the way back, the stall on the opposite side of the road serves a spicy upma with coconut chutney.

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