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Aniket Sharma
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    After the clock tower you could stop by the small market near the temple; kids love the colorful stalls and there’s a little play corner in the open square. From there a quick walk to the fort keeps the pace easy. If you need a break before heading to the fort, FabHotel Prime The Jodhpur is just a few kilometres away and offers family rooms.

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