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Arpita Bhave
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    You could start at Saraswati early, walk the river trail and let the kids feed deer at the visitor centre. Then head north to Rajaji NP for a short jeep safari around mid morning. On the return leg, stop at ArtBuzz Rishikesh for a quick coffee before heading back. The hostel is close to the Ganges and has a relaxed vibe that’s great for families.

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