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Ayan Pattanayak
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    You could leave around 5 am, hit Sanjan Bagh first to beat the crowds, then head to the Sanchi stupas which are only about 20 km away. From there, drive to Bhimbetka, roughly another 30 km, and you’ll finish around 5 pm. If you want a place to drop your bags after the day, Hotel Morya Meghdoot is only 0.4 km from the city centre, so it’s a convenient base.

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