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Anirudh Kohli
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    If you only have a few hours, take the early morning boat to Umananda first, then walk straight to Peacock House. The river is calmer before 10 am, so you’ll see more birds and avoid the midday crowds. After snapping photos at Peacock House, you can head back quickly. If you have a bit more time, a short walk along the main path to the village gives a nice view of the riverine layout. If you’re staying nearby, the Resort Borgos is a convenient base for a quick return.

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