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Dhruv Kakar
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    If you’re staying near Patna, the SHARDA RESIDENCY is about 129 km away and you can catch a local bus that drops you near either spot. The village offers evening painting sessions that let you see artists finish their work, while the museum’s audio guide explains the symbolism of each motif in depth. Either way, a quick auto rickshaw will get you between them in under ten minutes.

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