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Abhishek Phadke
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    Since the Jagannath Temple is only ten kilometres away, you could start there first in the morning. It opens earlier than the evening crowd, so you get a quieter visit. Afterward, head to the Parnashakti Temple, which stays open 24 hours and is free perfect for winding down late at night. If you’re staying in Ranchi, the Radisson Blu Hotel offers a good base and easy access to both sites. This way you can cover both temples in a single day without rushing.

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