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    If you’re in for a quick splash, the 30 minute boat ride from the main quay gives a clear view of the temples and the riverbank. After the boat, a short walk to the Jwalamalini temple lets you see the lantern display that lights up the evening. From there you can head straight back to the ghat without detouring.

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