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Abhishek Ganesan
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    From Bhubaneswar the quickest drive to Gonasika is via NH5 and then the local roads to the hill. It usually takes around four to five hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. If you have a little extra time you can detour to the nearby Raghunathpur waterfall, which is about an hour’s drive from the hill and makes a nice quick stop for the kids. The area around Gonasika also has a small picnic spot with a view of the surrounding forest, so you can stretch their legs before heading back.

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