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Deepak Vaidya
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    You can leave a stroller in the dedicated parking zone right at the entrance, which keeps it safe while you stroll the flat 5 km path to Upper Ahobilam. The path is stroller friendly and has a shaded bench near the main shrine where the kids can rest before heading back. After the walk, a quick stop at the kiosk for a fresh fruit juice is a nice break before heading to Hotel DR Indraaprasthaa for a kid friendly snack.

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