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Akshay Bora
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    If you’re willing to walk a bit farther, there’s a stall just outside the bus stand that sells a spicy “kathi roll” a flatbread filled with spiced vegetables and a hint of chutney. It’s hand held, easy to eat on the go, and usually fresh. You can grab one, enjoy it while strolling back to the temple, and still have time for a quick tea stop on the main road.

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