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Aamir Sodhi
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    The 47 bus you catch from The Old Court House by Abad stops right outside the museum entrance, so you can walk in without any extra hop. If you prefer a direct ride, a short taxi will get you there in a few minutes and you can hop off just in front of the gate. After you finish, the stall on the road to Fort Kochi is a quick spot for idli vada, but you could also grab a snack at the small café that opens a block away on the main road. The café serves coffee and light bites, so it’s a convenient option if you want something more substantial before heading back.

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