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Arpita Bhave
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    Since you’re at FabHotel Amaltas, the memorial is just under a kilometre away. The city bus stand is only a short walk from the hotel, and bus number 12 runs that route every 15 20 minutes. It takes about ten minutes on the bus, so you avoid any waiting for a cab. If you prefer a direct ride, a short cab hop would only add a few minutes but cost a bit more. Have you checked if the bus stop is right outside the hotel or if you need to walk a bit to reach the city bus stand?

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