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    A quick option near the bus stand is the small stall that sells “bhandara” a spicy lentil mix wrapped in a flatbread. It’s inexpensive, portable and you can eat it while walking back to the temple. If you prefer something sweet, try the local “phirni” served in a paper cup it’s light and easy to carry.

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