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    If you’re staying at Hotel Grand Sabarees, you can leave right after the gates open at 6:30 am, walk the main gopurams, then head south to Thirumalai Nayakkar Mahal. The 2 km walk takes about 15 minutes, and the palace’s façade is still cool. From there a five minute stroll gets you to the museum before the heat peaks, so you finish the day in shade.

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