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If you’re around Thursday, the film screening at the Glasshouse could be a quick cultural touch before heading to the Golden Temple. It’s a short walk and you’ll still have time to stroll through the nearby fort or museum after sunset. If you need a place to stay that’s close to both spots, the Best Western Kapurthala is a convenient option.

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