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    The ranger station at the sanctuary opens until about 8 pm, so you can request a short evening walk or a night watching slot if you arrive at 4 pm. If you have a car, heading to Chandipur first is doable; the beach is about 50 km away and you can catch a sunset before the drive back to Balasore. A quick stay at Hotel Ayush International keeps you close to the entrance for a late return.

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