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Annette Phatak
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    Since you’re already heading toward Bhubaneswar, you could stop at the Udayagiri Caves first they’re just about 30 km from the city and give a good taste of the rock cut artistry. From there, after you climb the hill for the panoramic view, a quick detour to the Jagannath Temple complex is easy and lets you experience the local vibe. If you need a place to rest, the Mayfair Lagoon Hotel is close to both spots and has good reviews.

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