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Debashish Noronha
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    The ranger station has a small visitor centre that shows a timeline of the 1984 split from the larger Mayurbhanj Reserve and a brief exhibit on the sanctuary’s founding. It also offers a small refreshment stall that stays open until about 8 pm, so you can grab a light snack before heading out on an evening walk. If you’re looking to time your visit, you could finish the walk around sunset and then head to Chandipur for a quick beach stop before returning to Balasore.

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