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    The train from Osian only runs a few times a day, usually early morning and late afternoon, so it’s not a reliable quick hop. A local bus runs roughly every 30 45 minutes, so you’ll need to wait a bit. If you’re looking for a comfortable place to stay after the visit, the Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels, Fort & Dunes in Khimsar is a convenient five star base about 44 km away.

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