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Anirudh Deshmukh
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    A quick 10 minute walk is probably the cheapest way to get to the Victoria Memorial. If you’re staying near the park you could even grab a coffee on the way before heading to a place like Hotel 16 avenue for a rest. If you do need a cab, it’ll add a few minutes and a small fare, so it’s worth asking the driver how much they charge for the 5 km stretch.

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