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Debashish Khurana
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    A quick tip: after you finish at Baga Beach, the narrow beach road that runs right along the shoreline to Calangute is usually less crowded than the main coastal road, especially in October when the monsoon is tapering. It keeps you close to the water and lets you enjoy the sunset view before heading to Tito’s. If you need a quick shower or a light bite, The Kimaya By the Sea is a short walk from Baga Beach and offers a convenient spot to freshen up before the club.

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