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Aryan Soni
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    If you’re heading straight from the fort to Hussainiwala, parking in the free municipal lot near the main gate can save you a few rupees, and it’s usually less crowded than the paid lot. A quick break at the tea stall by the gate is a good spot for the kids to stretch before the drive. Do you think the kids will need a rest stop before heading to Hussainiwala?

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