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Deepak Vaidya
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    If you’re staying at the ARTILLA INN, you’ll be right next to Gandhi Smriti, so a 6 am visit will let you beat the mid morning rush. The only crowd you’ll see is a few locals doing the morning prayer; the larger tourist stream usually starts around 9 or 10 am. After that you can hop back to the ashram if you want to catch the later crowds.

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