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Chetan Mishra
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    If you’re only after a quick break, the 2 km walk around Bolta Lav Lake takes about 20 25 minutes and lets you stretch and spot a few birds. The Watson Museum’s main hall is a single floor, so a 30 minute pass is possible only after 10 am. If you’re pressed for time, the lake is the easier option. If you have a half hour after 10 am, the museum gives a quick historical glimpse.

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