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    You could also catch the early morning train from Howrah to Bishnupur around 06:30. That gives you the whole day before the museum closes on Monday. Once you reach the station, the local bus to the temple complex runs every 15 20 minutes, so you won’t wait long. If you stay overnight at Hotel Annapurna, you’ll be within walking distance of the temples, Jor Bangla and the museum, cutting out extra bus trips.

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