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    You could add a quick stop at the nearby Chowmahalla Palace after the Baradari it’s only a 10 minute walk and gives a nice contrast to the Qutb Shahi style. If you’re staying at Dash Hotels, the walk to the Palace is easy, and a short cab from there will get you to Golconda Fort in about fifteen minutes. This keeps walking light while still covering the main sights.

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