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Aman Apte
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    If you’re aiming for the light show, give yourself about an hour to see the tower and then walk down to the nearby Sukhdev Park. It’s a small green space where locals grab tea and you can spot some street stalls selling snacks. The park is close to the tower so you won’t lose time walking. If you prefer the panoramic view, just step up earlier in the evening and you’ll have a clear view of the city lights. Both options fit nicely into a quick stop.

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