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Aayesha Narayanan
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    A quick walk is probably the easiest way to squeeze in a few hours. The forest is open all day and you can follow the marked trails that loop around the main clearing, giving you a good view of the local flora and occasional sightings of deer or monkeys. If you have a bit more time, a short guided safari can be arranged by local operators; it usually lasts about 45 minutes and offers a chance to spot more wildlife up close. Either option lets you enjoy the park without a long commitment.

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