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    You could head straight to the main gate right after sunset the lanterns there light up the whole courtyard and give a nice contrast to the darkened walls. A short walk down the eastern rampart then lets you see the city lights spread out over the plains. If you want to stay nearby, Townhouse OAK Hotel C Pearls in Bahadurgarh is about seven kilometres away and has a convenient drop off from the fort.

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