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A good option if you want a quick ride from the bus stand is a shared taxi that departs right outside the station; they usually drop you near the temple within a few minutes. If you prefer staying closer, Hotel Aryavilas is about 1.8 km away and has a reliable shuttle that can take you directly to the temple. This can help you avoid the larger crowds that arrive right after the Holi celebrations in March and April.

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