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Debashish Solanki
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    If you’re staying near the park, a quick walk to the Victoria Memorial takes about ten minutes and you can grab a quick coffee on the way. If you do want a cab, expect a small fare for the 5 km stretch and a few extra minutes if traffic is heavy. After the memorial you could head straight to Hotel 16 avenue, which is only a mile away and offers a comfortable spot to unwind.

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