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Aanya Srivastava
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    After Vishalgarh you could head straight to Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary it’s only 25 km and you’ll get a quick nature break before the long drive to Neermahal. From there a 20 km trip back to Ujjayanta Palace will still keep you in the city before dark. A local taxi from The Parkline can drop you off at each spot, and if you prefer public transport, the Agartala to Neermahal bus leaves early enough to fit the whole loop into one day.

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