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Ameya Padmanabhan
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    There’s no entry fee at all, and the only extra cost would be if you bring snacks or water for the kids. The fort itself has no paid attractions, so you can wander the grounds and explore the old walls for free. If you’re heading to Hussainiwala after, the drive is short, so you can fit both stops in one day without extra charges. Do you need any tips on nearby parking spots?

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