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Bhavya Raju
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    If you’re looking for a quick change of scenery, start at Pulicat early to spot flamingos from a pedal boat, then head to Nelapattu for the guided wetland walk after lunch. The 458 hectare sanctuary offers more nesting sites for kids to learn about bird habits, while Pulicat’s larger lake gives extra space for a relaxed family stroll. Staying at PPH Living KVR Residency in Tada keeps both sites within a short drive.

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