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Bilal Kapur
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    If you’re okay with a bit of walking, you could start at Jagannath early, then head to Parnashakti around dusk. The 15 km walk takes about three to four hours, so you’ll finish before midnight when Parnashakti is still open. A quick stop for breakfast at The Mohua Hotel first thing in the morning can give you a fresh start and a short taxi back if you prefer to skip the walk.

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