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Anthony Shinde
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    Kuldiha was carved out of the larger Mayurbhanj Elephant Reserve in 1984 to protect the migration corridor. The ranger station has a small visitor centre with a map and a brief exhibit on the sanctuary’s founding. If you arrive at 4 pm you can ask for a short evening walk; the staff usually allow a slot until about 8 pm. After that, a quick sunset at Chandipur is doable, and staying a few hours at Hotel Ayush International keeps you close to the entrance for a late return.

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