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Dhruv Patel
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    If you want a deeper dive into the motifs, the museum’s guided audio tour explains the symbolism behind each design. The village, on the other hand, lets you see artists still painting in the field, and you can ask them about the techniques they use. Getting there is easy a quick auto for a few rupees or a shared taxi that runs every 20 minutes. If you’re staying near Patna, SHARDA RESIDENCY is about 129 km away and you can hop a bus from there straight to the village or the museum.

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