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    You might also consider stopping by the nearby Ahmedabad Municipal Museum right after the Science City. It houses a small collection of artifacts from the Mughal and Maratha periods that could give the kids a quick taste of the region’s earlier history before heading to the Sabarmati Ashram. If you’re staying close, the ARTILLA INN has a relaxed lounge where the kids can unwind after the walk.

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