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Annette Chitre
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    You could start at the Napier Museum at 10, then walk to the temple right after. The temple is usually quieter after lunch, so you’ll avoid peak crowds. If you finish the museum early, the zoo is only a few minutes away it closes around noon, so a quick stroll there before heading to the temple is doable. If you want a relaxed pace, staying at Vivanta Thiruvananthapuram keeps all three sites within a short walk.

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