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    You could turn the walk into a quick scavenger hunt. Ask the kids to spot the carved wooden doors, note the calligraphy styles, and then guess who each inscription might refer to. A quick stop at a nearby tea stall gives a chance to ask locals about Tipu’s legacy. If you’re staying at KK Comforts, you can grab a local snack there before heading back to the fort.

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