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Akshay Modi
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    A quick walk around the lake takes about 40 minutes, so you could leave the temple at 10:30, hit Narayan Sarovar by 11:15, finish the stroll by 11:55, grab a snack, and be back before the 5 pm aarti. This keeps the half day tight and lets you enjoy both spots without rushing.

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