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Debashish Noronha
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    You could head to Saraswati right after dawn so the kids aren’t too hot on the river walk. After a quick stop at the visitor centre, drive north to Rajaji’s main gate for a short walk or 30 minute jeep safari. On the way back, a quick coffee break at ArtBuzz Rishikesh will let everyone relax before heading home.

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