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    You might also consider stopping at Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary right after the fort. The 25 km drive takes about 30 minutes and the sanctuary opens at 8 am, giving you a good window before the sun starts to set at Neermahal. If you’re staying at The Parkline, a local cab can drop you at the sanctuary’s entry gate and pick you up for the next leg, keeping the day tight.

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