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Dhruv Kapoor
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    If you only have a few hours, aim to arrive just before sunset so you can see the ghats light up and catch the evening prayers at the Brahma Temple right beside the lake. From the main quay you can hop on a quick boat ride that shows the temples from the water. After the ride, a short walk to Jwalamalini temple gives a quick lantern display before you head back. If you need a place to sit, the pavilion near the main ghat is free and open.

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