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Debolina Apte
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    If you’re only looking for a quick pause, the Rock Garden gives a quick walk with lots of visual interest and the chance to see those recycled sculptures up close. Punjab Cottages takes a little longer to reach but offers a quieter, greener setting and a taste of traditional Punjabi architecture great if you want a short sit down break before heading back. Both are free, so pick based on whether you prefer a brisk stroll or a calm rest spot.

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