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Bhavya Raju
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    If you’re okay with a bit of dusk, the ruins still look good after 4 pm. The western façades catch the late afternoon sun, giving nice shadows on the carvings. If you’d rather walk in full daylight, you could head back to Jajpur and stay overnight at a place like Lyfe Hotels Bhubaneswar, then return early next morning for a calmer stroll.

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