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Dhruv Kapoor
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    If you only have a couple of hours, the dam is slightly quicker to reach and you can stroll the 20 minute perimeter while watching the small boats. The fort takes a bit longer to walk through but gives a sharper sense of history. Ujwala Park is a quick 15 minute walk from the centre, ideal for a brief shaded break before you head back.

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