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Annette Chitre
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    If you’re staying near the temple, consider a quick coffee break at the temple’s inner courtyard after your walk. The cool shade there lets you stretch before heading south. From the palace, you can grab a quick snack at a nearby stall before walking to the museum, so you’re not in the heat while checking the exhibits. This keeps the day relaxed and lets you enjoy each site at a comfortable pace.

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