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Bhavya Acharya
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    If you’re staying at Hotel Le Roi Jammu, the bus stop is literally outside the hotel, and the airport and railway station each have a dedicated taxi counter that usually has a driver ready. A quick 5 km ride to Bahu Fort or a 1 km hop to Raghunath Temple takes about 15 minutes and is a convenient alternative to the 15 minute city bus. Does anyone know if night buses run past midnight?

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