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Chinmay Tripathi
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    The Japanese Garden’s night lighting is a nice intro, then you can stroll to Sukhna Lake for the 6:30 pm sunset. From there a quick drive to the Golden Temple lets you catch the 8 pm evening service when crowds thin. If you need a break before the temple, staying at Tulip Inn Zirakpur keeps you close to both spots.

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