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Debashish Khurana
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    If you’re in the city for a quick break, the lake’s 2 km perimeter can be walked in about 20 minutes, giving you a quick stretch and birdwatching. The Watson Museum’s main hall opens at 10 am, so unless you’re there after that, the lake is the only option that fits a tight window. After the walk, a coffee at Platinum Hotel is just a short walk away.

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