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Annette Varshney
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    Since the fort is only 15 km from the floating market, you can get there in about 25 minutes by car. If you’re hoping to add Keibul Lamjao as well, it sits roughly 30 km away and takes an hour or so to reach. A quick drive to the fort first, then a longer stretch to the park, would let you see both before the afternoon heat. If you’d prefer a more relaxed pace, you could skip the park and spend a full day wandering the fort’s walls and the nearby Imphal market.

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