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    If you have a few hours you can walk from the fort to the nearby Gurudwara Sri Guru Ram Das Sahib, which has a small museum about the fort’s history. The walk takes about fifteen minutes and gives a quieter perspective on the area. If you need a place to stay close to the fort, Hotel Sarai Bharatgarh in Rupnagar is a convenient option.

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