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If you’re staying at the ARTILLA INN, you can reach Gandhi Smriti in less than a minute and even grab a free parking spot, which makes that early morning slot even smoother. The morning prayer usually finishes around 6:15 am, so you’ll see just a handful of locals before the larger crowd arrives after 9 am.

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