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Abhishek Joshi
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    Rajrappa is about 28 km from the park, so a quick drive takes roughly 45 minutes each way. If you leave the park around 6 am you’ll catch the early light over the river and the temple steps will be almost empty. Just before you head back you could stop for a quick coffee in Hazaribagh town the old Jain temple there is only a 10 minute drive from the park. If you’re staying in Ranchi, the Radisson Blu Hotel is a convenient base to refuel after the walk. What time do you plan to leave the park?

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