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Akshay Modi
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    You can also park right at the grove’s entrance; the spot is free and the path is marked with simple wooden signs that guide you around the bamboo. A light water bottle and a hat will keep you comfortable, especially if you arrive just after the 6 am opening of the meditation alcove. After your walk, the tea stand at Hotel Delta International stays open until 4 pm, so you can grab a quick refresh before heading back.

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