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Aryan Soni
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    If you’re staying near the city centre, drop your bags at KC Residency first it’s less than a kilometre from Peer Kho. From there you can walk to the temple, then take a short drive to Raghunath Temple and finish at Bahu Fort. The whole loop stays under an hour, and you’ll have plenty of time for a quick coffee before heading back.

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