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Aman Apte
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    A quick stroll around the palace after landing is a nice way to stretch your legs and see the architecture up close, especially with October’s cooler evenings. Once you’re done, you can head to Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary it’s only about 50 km away, so you’ll still have daylight to explore the forest. If you’re interested in staying nearby, Enrise By Sayaji Kevadia is a solid option a bit farther out.

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