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Aditya Gowda
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    If you’re already in the park, a ten minute walk gets you to the Victoria Memorial without any extra cost and you can enjoy the historic streets along the way. If you’d rather skip the walk, a cab would add only about 50 70 rupees and a few minutes, so it’s a small extra outlay for a quick ride. After the memorial, a short stop at Hotel 16 avenue is convenient if you need a place to rest.

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