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    If you’re in a hurry before the evening pooja, the stall on the right side of the main path is a quick choice. They serve a simple chapati with dal and a small sweet. It’s lighter than the full thali and you can grab it while walking back to the temple. If you want a sit down option, the dhaba near the entrance offers a vegetarian thali that includes khichdi and a fresh vegetable curry. The ARTILLA INN is only a short walk away if you prefer to sit and relax after the visit. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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