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    You could also walk a short distance to the south side of the platform where a small tea stall serves steaming masala chai locals say it pairs well with the kathi rolls. If you’re willing to stretch a bit, the 3 kilometre walk to Janakpur Dham takes about 30 minutes and lets you snap some close up shots of the temple’s carved pillars. If you prefer to stay near the station, the small market on the south side sells fresh mango slices and lassi, a quick cultural bite.

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