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You could start with a quick walk around the palace after landing the cooler October evenings make the gardens pleasant and you’ll still have daylight to head to the sanctuary later. If you’re staying nearby, Enrise By Sayaji Kevadia is just 16 km away and gives easy access to both sites. Do you have a preference for the type of wildlife you’re hoping to spot at Shoolpaneshwar?

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