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Ayush Grover
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    If you’re looking for something quick after the temple, the roadside stall near the bus stand that sells “bhandara” is a solid choice. It’s cheap, portable, and you can grab it while walking back. If you’re near the temple itself, a small tea stall on the main road serves steaming cups of masala chai and a handful of roasted peanuts easy to eat on the go. Do you have a preference for spicy or sweet snacks?

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