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Anirudh Moorthy
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    If you’re staying near the river, you could add a quick walk to the nearby Shiv Temple on the right bank kids love the small statue and the kids’ play area. It’s only a five minute stroll from Laxman Jhula and gives a quick temple visit without the 20 km drive. If you need a place to stay after, Neemrana’s Baradari Palace in Patiala is a solid family option.

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