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Ayan Kandhari
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    If you’re only stopping for a quick window, aim for mid morning after the first rush. The artisans usually finish the initial batch by 9 am, so you can watch a toy being painted and ask a quick question about the dyeing step. A short break at Wonderla Resort for a snack will give you a few extra minutes before the crowds swell.

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