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If you’re up for a quick walk, the stall just south of the temple that serves pakhala bhat is a favorite among locals. It’s a fermented rice dish mixed with curd and spices, often paired with bamboo shoots in a tangy tomato gravy. You might want to try it after a morning visit to the temple.

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