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Aravind Bedi
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    Since the kids will be walking the whole day, you could add a quick 5 minute stroll to the Shiv Temple on the right bank; it has a small play area that keeps them entertained. If you’re thinking about staying overnight, Neemrana’s Baradari Palace in Patiala offers a comfortable family option a bit further out.

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