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Aamir Srivastava
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    If you’re only in for a few hours, the Mahalakshmi Temple’s courtyard shows how the city’s people have woven history into daily life. The temple’s stone carvings date back to the 18th century, giving a quick snapshot of local devotion. The fort, while impressive, takes longer to explore and the drive eats into your time. So for a tight, cost efficient visit, stick to the temple.

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