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Debashish Khurana
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    You could also grab a local taxi from the main bus stand straight to Dhauli, then walk the 3 km to Lingaraj. The walk takes about 45 minutes and keeps you away from the bus crowd. From Lingaraj, a short auto hop of ten minutes lands you right at Khurda Fort before the afternoon rush. If you need a place to rest, Hotel O Sunshine 2 is just 16 km away and easy to reach from the bus stand. Does this route fit your schedule?

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