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Bhavya Acharya
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    You can definitely hit the fort early, around 9 am, to beat the afternoon crowd and keep the kids from getting too hot. Pack a light snack and water there are no food stalls inside, but a quick tea stall near the main gate will give the kids a break before you head to Hussainiwala. If you’re thinking of staying overnight, the Ramada by Wyndham Amritsar offers family rooms and is only about 82 km away.

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