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Aayesha Uthup
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    You might want to leave the Eco Village for a second day because it’s a bit farther out and the drive can eat up a good chunk of time. If you finish the museum before closing, a quick walk to the Biodiversity Park is doable, but you’ll still need to factor in the return trip to your hotel. A stay at Its Hotels Buddha Inn would keep you close to all three main spots and make the short drives easier. Is there a particular time you’re planning to start the day?

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