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If you’re looking for a quick drop off, try staying at the Lemon Tree Premier Bhubaneswar. The front desk can arrange a cab that takes you straight to Lalitgiri, and the drive is about an hour, so you won’t be stuck waiting. The hotel’s rooms are modern and the service is consistently good, so you’ll get a comfortable rest before heading out.

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