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Bhavya Phukan
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    If you’re okay with a short walk, the city bus that stops right at the mosque gate is the cheapest option. It runs every 10 15 minutes from Ajmer Junction and the fare is just a few rupees more than the regular city bus. Staying at Super Hotel O Ajmer Central keeps you a block away and the hotel can arrange a shared auto for you if you prefer a direct drop off.

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