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Ayush Grover
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    If you’re only after a quick look, you can start right after the bridge opens at dawn. The walk from one end to the other and back takes about 20 minutes, then add a few minutes for photos. From the bridge you can catch a short rickshaw ride to Qutub Minar, which is roughly 3 km away, taking around 10 minutes by auto. A quick coffee at a nearby café before heading back to your hotel keeps the whole layover under two hours.

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