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Akshay Vora
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    Since Bhimkhoj is only a ten minute drive from Dhauli, you could start with the Ashoka Pillar and reliefs, then head straight to the mythic spring. If you want a quick break before heading back, Hotel Jasmin Palace in Angul is only about thirteen kilometres away. This way you get the concrete history of the Kalinga war and the legend of Bhima in one short loop.

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