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    You could try the dhaba on the main road just before the Bharmour turnoff they serve simple but filling rotis and dal at a very low price, and the staff usually speak a bit of Hindi. If you need a place to stay for a night, there are a few small guesthouses around the village that charge around 500 600 rupees per night, but they don’t have the amenities of a full hotel. A local bus will drop you right near the temple complex, so you can walk to the main temples without extra travel.

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