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Aniket Mahajan
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    The bamboo shoot stall is just a two minute walk south of the temple, right next to the small pakhala bhat vendor. It serves the shoots in a light tomato gravy that pairs nicely with the local millet flatbread, khamir, which you can grab a few steps away. If you’d rather sit, FabHotel Amaltas, about 0.75 km away, has a modest restaurant with a few regional dishes.

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