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Akash Bhattacharya
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    You might also consider the Vaigai Dam spillway there’s a short walk from the dam that gives a nice view of the water and some greenery. If you choose the palace, the large courtyard lets you stretch without crowds, whereas the temple grounds are tighter. Do you plan to stay overnight near the dam or head straight back to the city?

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