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Aarav Phadke
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    If you’re staying near the Residency Road area, the Vivanta Bengaluru is just a minute away and offers a good lounge to unwind after the walk. The sculptures look especially striking when the light is soft in the early morning, while the late evening hours give you a cooler walk and a chance to see the pieces lit by the garden’s lamps. After Utsav, a short stroll takes you to Kalyani Gardens where the lake and quiet paths make for a relaxed finish.

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