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Aanya Srivastava
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    If you’re driving from Bhubaneswar, the 20 km stretch to Pitamahul usually takes about 45 minutes. By the time you get there the temperature will have dropped to around 22 °C, so a light wind breaker or a quick dry shirt is handy. The humidity stays in the mid 60s, so a small handkerchief or wet wipes can help you feel fresher if the air feels sticky.

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