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Ayan Pattanayak
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    If you’re staying at Hotel Le Roi Jammu, the bus stop is literally outside the hotel, so you can hop on route 3 or 5 for a quick 10 minute ride to either Bahu Fort or Raghunath Temple. The taxis at the airport and railway station are usually ready, and the 5 km stretch to Bahu Fort takes about 15 minutes. If you prefer walking, the temple is only a kilometer away, so a short stroll works well too.

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