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Dev Mann
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    If you’re staying near the city centre you can hop on a city bus that runs every 15 20 minutes. Take route 12 from the bus stop opposite the Hanumanji Temple, get off at the Sabarmati Ashram stop, then switch to route 7 to reach Kankaria Lake. The buses are cheap, run all day and the travel time between the two sites is under 30 minutes. If you’d rather stay close to the temple, the Lemon Tree Hotel Rajkot is a budget option a few kilometres away and has good reviews.

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