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Dhruv Patel
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    If you only have a five hour window, the Ginger Chandigarh Zirakpur is a solid choice. It’s just under six kilometres away and the airport runs a free shuttle to the hotel, so you can grab a quick lunch, drop by the Rose Garden and still be back in time for your next flight. The free Wi Fi and lounge at the airport will keep you connected while you wait.

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