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Anthony Bezbaruah
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    If you’re only doing a day trip, the train from Kolkata to Bishnupur takes about an hour and the ticket is around ₹200. From the station the local bus to the temple complex is another ₹30, and the walk to Jor Bangla is just a mile. If you stay overnight at Hotel Annapurna you’ll be less than a kilometre from the temples and the museum, cutting down on both transport and lodging costs. Do you have a preference for a single day visit or an overnight stay?

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