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Ameya Padmanabhan
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    If you’re staying at The Mohua Hotel, you can hop in a taxi to Jagannath first thing in the morning, then head back to the hotel for a quick break before walking the remaining stretch to Parnashakti. This way you avoid a long stretch of continuous walking and still hit both temples in one day.

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