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If you only have a few hours, consider a quick walk from Bindu Sagar to the Lingaraj Temple about ten minutes and then stop at Gokul bhawan for a coffee before you leave. The temple’s 12 storey sanctum and the lake reflection make for a quick but impressive visual treat. Gokul bhawan is just under 0.5 km away and offers a convenient break spot.

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