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Dhruv Kapoor
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    You could also head out from the bus depot around 6 am; the 45 minute ride keeps you ahead of the main crowds. If you’re coming from the airport, a 35 minute cab is fine, but plan to leave a little earlier than the usual 7 am slot to beat the midday heat. A good trick is to bring a small umbrella or a poncho; the shaded paths near the main gate stay cooler and give you a chance to hydrate before the sun hits the walls.

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