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If you have a few extra minutes, head to the small tea stall beside the tracks locals say their masala chai is the best way to warm up before the train arrives. For a quick photo, the old iron arch over the main platform looks great in late afternoon light. And if you’re willing to stretch your legs, a 30 minute walk to Janakpur Dham lets you see the temple’s carvings up close. Otherwise, staying near the station and sampling the kathi rolls is a solid choice.

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