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Chinmay Kamath
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    You could also stop by the Gurudwara Sri Guru Ram Das Sahib a short walk from the station; it has a small museum that explains the fort’s history. If you plan to stay overnight, Hotel Sarai Bharatgarh in Rupnagar is a convenient base and gives easy access to the fort the next day.

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