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Ayan Pattanayak
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    A quick bite near the bus stand is the stall that sells bhandara a spicy lentil wrap that you can grab and eat while walking back to the temple. If you prefer something sweet, the paper cup phirni is light and easy to carry. On the main road close to the temple, a small tea stall offers steaming masala chai and roasted peanuts, perfect for a quick snack on the go.

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