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Ashwin Sandhu
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    If you’re heading toward Bhubaneswar, you could also stop by the ancient Dhauli rock edict site. It’s roughly a 90 minute drive from Saptasajya and offers a quiet spot to see the famous peace inscription. Afterward, if you need a place to stay, Hotel O Saket Homes is just under 60 km from the hill and has good reviews.

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