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Aryan Sahasrabuddhe
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    Since the church is open all day, a quick walk from the 1579 stone façade straight to the original iconostasis and then the side chapel covers most of the key points. If you have a few extra minutes, the Dutch style gatehouse right next door is a neat colonial touch. A short coffee break at Hotel Aida, just under a kilometre away, gives you a quick rest before you hit the road again.

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