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Chetan Mishra
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    If you’re aiming for a quick river experience, head to the main quay around sunset for the best light. A 15 minute boat ride will show the temples from the water. After returning, a 5 minute walk takes you to the Brahma Temple, where evening prayers start at 6 pm. If you have a few extra minutes, stop by the Jwalamalini temple for its lantern display before heading back.

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