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If you’re short on time, the lower Manair Dam offers a quick 20 minute walk around the reservoir, plus a small picnic spot where you can spot the little boats. The fort is a brisk 30 minute walk through the 16th century walls, but the scenery is less varied. Ujwala Park is a 15 minute stroll from the city centre and gives a quick green break with a shaded lawn and a small lake.

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