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Chetan Prasad
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    If you only have a few hours, you could walk from Bindu Sagar to Lingaraj in about ten minutes. The lake’s reflection of the temple’s 12 storey sanctum is a quick visual treat, and the surrounding path has a few benches where you can pause before heading to the next spot. After the temple, a short walk to Gokul bhawan gives you a chance to grab a coffee and stretch your legs before you head out.

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