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Aryan Soni
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    If you start around 6 am, you can walk from the Bihar Tourism Park to Golghar in about 15 minutes, then take a quick taxi to the Patna Museum which closes at 5 pm. After the museum, a 10 minute walk takes you to the Biodiversity Park great for a short stroll before heading back. If you have a few extra hours, the Eco Village is a 20 minute drive away, but it’s best on a second day. Staying at Its Hotels Buddha Inn keeps the travel short for all three main spots.

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