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Akshay Vora
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    If you’re already on NH 65, a quick taxi hop to Osian is usually the most convenient way to reach the temples, especially if you want to avoid waiting for a local bus. The train from Osian Railway Station runs only a handful of times a day, so it’s less reliable for a quick stop over. A cab will get you straight to the temple area in about 10 15 minutes, and you can negotiate a fixed rate at the driver’s office before you leave. Does anyone know the typical fare from the station to the temple entrance?

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