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Abhishek Ganesan
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    You could hit Jagannath first in the morning, then head to Parnashakti around dusk. The walk is about 15 km round trip, so you’ll finish early enough to catch a late dinner at Radisson Blu Hotel Ranchi, which is close to both temples and offers easy parking. This way you cover both sites in one day without rushing.

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