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Aryan Muthusamy
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    If you’re okay with a short walk, the 15 km round trip takes roughly three to four hours, so you could start at Jagannath early, head to Parnashakti around dusk, and still catch the late night crowd there. A quick stop for breakfast at Bloom Hotel Ranchi first thing in the morning can give you a fresh start before the walk.

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