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Ameya Padmanabhan
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    If you’re staying at Hotel Le Roi Jammu, you can also catch the city bus that stops right outside the hotel on route 6, which drops you near the Raghunath Market area. The bus runs every 15 minutes, so you can hop on for a quick walk to the temple or take a short taxi ride to Bahu Fort if you prefer a quicker hop.

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