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Aamir Sodhi
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    If you’re staying at Hotel Le Roi Jammu, the city bus stop is almost next door. Bus numbers 3 and 5 head straight to Bahu Fort and Raghunath Temple, with a short 10 minute ride. Taxis from the airport or railway station are usually met at dedicated counters; a 5 km run to Bahu Fort costs roughly ₹200 ₹250, while the 1 km hop to the temple is around ₹80 ₹100. The buses run every 15 minutes, so you can switch between modes without long waits.

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