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Abhijit Verma
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    You could also consider heading to Bahu Fort first after Peer Kho, then back to Raghunath Temple. The 6 km leg to the fort is a bit longer than the 5 km to the temple, but the route from the fort to Raghunath is only about 4 km, keeping the total drive under an hour. This way you finish the loop and can drop your bags at KC Residency before heading back.

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