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Bhavya Saha
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    If you’re already in the park, a quick 10 minute walk to the Victoria Memorial is usually the fastest route, especially if the traffic is light. A cab would add a few minutes and a small fare, but you’d still get there in about the same time if the roads are congested. If you prefer a quick break before heading to a hotel, you could stop by a café on the way, or if you’re looking for a nicer place to rest after the walk, Hotel 16 avenue is only a short distance away.

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