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Chetan Prasad
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    If you prefer staying closer to the gurdwaras, a quick 30 minute bus from Chandigarh’s bus stand to Rupnagar usually leaves at 07:00 and drops you near the station. From there a shared auto takes about ten minutes to the complex. Hotel Sarai Bharatgarh is only 11 km from the town centre, so you can catch morning prayers and stay in the same place for the evening processions.

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