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Aamir Sodhi
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    If you’re short on time, a quick loop works best. Start at Dhauli Giri to see the Ashoka Pillar and reliefs, then head to Bhimkhoj for the mythic spring. After that you can stroll around the Lingaraj Temple’s façade. If you need a place to rest before heading back, Hotel Jasmin Palace in Angul is only about thirteen kilometres away.

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