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Abhishek Ganesan
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    If you’re already in Nagpur, a private cab to Gadchiroli city takes about 4½ hours, then a local taxi gets you to the sanctuary in another 30 45 minutes. The drive from the airport is longer and would cut into your half day. If you need a place to rest before heading out, Hotel O Vinit Lodging in Nagpur is close to the train station and a good base for a quick departure.

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