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If you only have a few hours, Sirpur is the logical choice because you can walk the temples and stupas without paying and you’re free to stay until dusk. Kanger Valley, on the other hand, needs a full day to cover the trails and wildlife sightings, and the round trip takes roughly four hours. So with limited time, head to Sirpur; if you can spare a full day and want a nature break, then Kanger Valley is worth the extra drive.

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