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    The Napier Museum opens at 9 am, so you’ll have a full hour there before the temple. The Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is usually less crowded in the early afternoon, and the zoo is close by, so you could finish the museum, head to the temple, then squeeze in a quick zoo walk if you have time.

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