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    If you’re staying at PPH Living KVR Residency, you could start early at Nelapattu for the guided walk, then head to Pulicat after lunch for a pedal boat ride. The sanctuary’s 458 hectare wetlands give kids plenty of nesting sites to learn about, while Pulicat’s larger lake lets the whole family see flamingos up close from the water. This mix offers both quiet education and active fun.

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