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Alphonse Gogoi
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    If you’re staying near Hubli Airport, a quick taxi or local bus will take you to the temple in about 15 minutes. Arriving around 6 am gives you a calm atmosphere before the midday crowd. The temple’s kitchen offers a simple vegetarian thali that kids usually like plain rice, dal, mild curry, and a side of fresh salad. It’s a good way to keep the little ones comfortable while you enjoy the peaceful setting.

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