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Anthony Bezbaruah
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    If you hop on the Solan Dagshai bus at 09:00, it stops at the brewery before heading toward the temple. The ride takes about 20 minutes and the driver usually lets you off right at the temple entrance. If the fair is on, try to leave the station around 08:30 so you beat the peak crowd. For a quick overnight stay, Montclair Ananta Elite Solan is only 1.6 km from the temple and has good reviews.

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