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Bilal Madan
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    From the Roorkee bus stand you can hop on an auto rickshaw that heads straight toward the riverbank and takes you past the main entrance of Piran Kaliyar. It’s a quick 5 minute ride, and you’ll be inside the shrine within a few minutes. After the prayers you can grab a langar at the shrine’s kitchen; it’s free for everyone, no registration needed. If you only have an hour, stick to the main gate, skip the side lanes, and you’ll be back on the road in time for your next stop.

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