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Bilal Vaidya
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    If you only have a few hours, Sirpur is the easier option. It’s about a 45 minute drive from Raipur and you can walk the temples and stupas in two to three hours. Kanger Valley, while beautiful, needs a round trip of roughly four hours and a full day to see the wildlife trails. If you can stretch to a half day, a quick stop at Courtyard Raipur for a coffee before heading to Sirpur keeps you refreshed.

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