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Dev Narayanan
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    If you’re coming straight from the airport, a cab will cut the travel time by about 10 15 minutes compared to the bus, especially during peak traffic. The bus is cheaper but you’ll have to wait for the next stop and it can be slower if the route has many stops. If you’re staying near the city center, a quick taxi from a place like Capital O Siddartha Grand could save you that extra half hour and let you reach the temple right when it opens.

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