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Arjun Bajwa
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    Near the Lord Birsa Munda Temple you’ll find a few small stalls selling bhutta, chaat and bhajis right on the road. If you’re after a more varied tribal menu, head a short walk to the market area around the Jagannath Temple there’s a popular stall that serves litti chokha and murukku. A quick ride to the Rock Garden takes you to the food court where you can try bamboo shoots and local sweets. If you prefer a place to sit, FabHotel Amaltas is only about 0.75 km away and has a modest restaurant that offers some regional dishes.

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