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Akshay Modi
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    If you’re heading to the Glasshouse on a Thursday, the film screening usually ends around 7pm, giving you enough time to stroll to the Golden Temple before the evening crowd. After the temple, you could take a quick break at the Best Western Kapurthala for a light snack before heading back. This way you get a cultural bite and still see the historic sites.

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