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Arpita Vasishth
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    A quick way to hit the highlights is to start at the 1579 stone façade, then head straight to the original 16th century iconostasis, and finish at the side chapel where the early pulpit sits. Right next to the church is a small Dutch style gatehouse that gives a quick glimpse of colonial influence. If you have a few minutes after, stop by Hotel Aida for a quick coffee before you keep driving.

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