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You could also consider a quick visit to the Shivpuri temple on Day 2 instead of the old town ruins. It’s only a 30 minute ride from the dam and offers a quieter spot for the kids to explore local architecture before the longer trek to Rishikesh. Staying at Hotel Le ROI Lake View Koti keeps you close to both the jetty and the temple, so you can hop on and off without extra travel time.

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If you’re staying at Neemrana’s Baradari Palace you’re already half a kilometre from the palace entrance, so a quick walk or the city bus from the station gets you there in under five minutes. The palace’s gardens look especially nice in early March or late October when temperatures are mild and crowds thin.

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A quick walk east from the museum brings you to a cluster of stalls that sell fresh kachori with spicy chutney very popular among locals. If you prefer a sit down, the restaurant inside Hotel Aditya Mansingh Inn offers a Gujarati thali with a modern twist and is only about a kilometre away.

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The phuchka stall right off the main road near the temple is a quick bite spot, but if you want something more filling you could walk to the Jagannath Temple market where a stall serves litti chokha that locals swear by. Do you prefer the quick puffed rice snack or the hearty litti dish?

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