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    If you’re heading toward Bhubaneswar, a quick detour to the Bhubaneswar City Museum is worth it it’s only about 30 km from Saptasajya and gives a compact view of Odisha’s art history. From there you can walk to the nearby Jagannath Temple, roughly 60 km away, to see the lively mix of architecture and daily rituals. If you end up staying in the city, Hotel O Saket Homes is a convenient option. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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