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The Bishnupur Museum is closed on Mondays, so if you’re planning a weekday visit it’ll be open all day. If you stay a kilometer away, like at Hotel Annapurna, you can walk to the temples, Jor Bangla and the museum without extra bus fare. Do you think a short overnight stay would give you enough time to explore all three sites?

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