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    You can also walk from the Roorkee bus stand to the main gate in about five minutes if you prefer not to take an auto. The shrine’s kitchen serves a simple vegetarian thali at no cost, and you don’t need to register just queue up when you’re ready. If you want a quick break after the thali before heading back, there are a few budget guesthouses a short drive away, but you can also just head straight to Rishikesh if time is tight.

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