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Annette Phatak
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    If you’re staying at Hotel Le ROI Lake View Koti, you can start Day 1 with a quick walk to the dam’s visitor center there’s a small café right by the jetty where the kids can grab a snack before heading out on the paddle boat. For Day 3, instead of a full trek to Rishikesh, consider a short drive to the nearby Shivpuri temple; it’s a quick 30 minute ride and still gives the family a taste of local culture without the long trek.

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