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Annette Varshney
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    If you’re short on time, the Lingaraj Temple is worth the 1.5 km walk from Bindu Sagar. It’s a full scale temple complex with a big statue and a lot to see, while the Hanuman Temple is smaller and closer to the lake. If you need a quick break before heading to Lingaraj, Gokul bhawan is just 0.44 km away and has a nice café area to rest.

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