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Annette Varshney
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    The market sits right next to the old clock tower, which is the usual starting point for the 90 minute heritage walk that explains the 1947 influx of traders. If you’re looking for a quieter Saturday, aim for 6 a.m.; the stalls are still half empty and you’ll get a good feel for the traditional Punjabi attire stalls before the midday rush. After the walk, a short stroll to the nearby Super Collection O Railway Station Road near Clock Tower offers a nice spot to rest.

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