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Abhishek Phadke
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    If you’re staying at WelcomHeritage Panjim Inn, you can hop on the same 24 hour local bus that serves the old town. The bus runs every 10 15 minutes, so you can drop off at the Fontainhas stop, walk to the church, then catch the next bus to the beach without buying extra tickets. This keeps transport to a single fare and lets you move between all the free sites easily.

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