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    If you’re staying at the Marine Inn Hotel, you can leave around 11 a.m. and spend roughly two hours walking through the palace lawns and Dutch buildings, then head out on foot to Fort Kochi by 1 p.m. The walk takes about twenty minutes, so you’ll arrive early enough to explore the old quarter before the evening crowds. A quick coffee stop at the hotel’s terrace before you go can round off the day nicely.

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