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    You could also try the city bus that stops right at the mosque gate it’s part of the “Old City” route and usually runs every 10 to 15 minutes. The fare is only a rupee or two higher than the regular city bus, so you save a few rupees compared to a shared auto. If you stay at Super Hotel O Ajmer Central, ask the front desk if they can arrange a shared auto for you; that can be cheaper than hailing one on the street. Have you checked what bus number serves that stop?

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