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Dev Siddiqui
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    If you’re staying near Dash Hotels, you can walk to the Qutb Shahi Tombs, then hop in a cab to Golconda Fort. The cab leg is short and lets you skip the steeper climb on the fort’s ramp. After the fort, a quick walk back to the Baradari gives you a nice loop without too much back tracking.

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