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Chinmay Prasad
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    If you’re only after a quick recharge, a 15 minute walk through the Rock Garden lets you see the recycled sculptures and then you’re back on the road. If you can spare a few more minutes, stopping at Punjab Cottages gives you a shaded courtyard to sit, stretch and maybe grab a coffee at The Piccadily Hotel Chandigarh just a short walk away. The extra five kilometres pay off when you want a calmer pause.

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