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Chinmay Kamath
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    If you’re staying at Hotel Le Roi Jammu, you can catch the city bus right outside the hotel. Route 3 or 5 drops you near Bahu Fort and Raghunath Temple within about ten minutes. The buses run every fifteen minutes, so you can hop on and off without long waits. For a quicker ride, the airport and railway station have dedicated taxi counters that usually have drivers ready for the 5 km trip to Bahu Fort.

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