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    If you’re only in for a quick stop, try the 1 km walking path that circles the lake it’s lined with mature banyan trees and offers a good backdrop for photos. A quick paddle in the morning gives you fresh air, and after that you can grab a coconut water at the pavilion kiosk before heading back. If you’re staying nearby, Hotel Midland Yard is a short walk from the entrance.

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