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Dev Namboodiri
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    If you’re staying near Dash Hotels, you could finish the Baradari walk at the Qutb Shahi Tombs, then hop in a cab to Golconda Fort. After the fort, a short stroll back to the Baradari keeps the day balanced. If you’d rather have a bit more comfort between the sites, Treebo Arastu Grand is only about 1.3 km from the Baradari and has a nice lounge area for a quick break before heading to the next spot.

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