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If you’re looking for a quick and comfortable stop, the Lemon Tree Premier Bhubaneswar is a solid pick. It’s about a 45 km drive to Lalitgiri, so you’ll spend just an hour on the road. The front desk usually arranges a cab that drops you straight at the complex, and you can request a pickup time that fits your layover window.

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