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Dhanush Mahapatra
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    Pulicat’s lake is wider, so if the kids enjoy paddling they can spot flamingos from the water, while Nelapattu’s guided walk gives more close up shots of herons and offers a quiet learning spot. A morning at Nelapattu followed by a late afternoon pedal boat ride at Pulicat lets you hit both highlights without rushing. If you stay at PPH Living KVR Residency, the drive to each spot is under 30 minutes, making the day feel relaxed.

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