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Dhruv Badwal
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    You might want to time your boat for about 15 minutes; that gives you a clear view of the temples and the riverbanks before the lights go on. After returning, a quick 5 minute walk to the Brahma Temple lets you catch the evening prayers that start at 6 pm, and then a short stroll to Jwalamalini shows the lantern display before you head back. This keeps everything within a 5 6 km loop.

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