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Aarav Badwal
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    The stall right next to Bindu Sarovar is great for quick shots of khandvi rolls and steaming dhokla, and it’s a favorite of locals. If you want a more formal backdrop after your walk, The Grand Raveta, about 27 km away, offers a polished Gujarati thali that’s also popular with visitors. That gives you both street style and upscale food photography in one day.

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