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Abhishek Phadke
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    If you’re only planning a quick loop, you could walk from the Hanumanji Temple to Sabarmati Ashram in about fifteen minutes. From the Ashram, a short auto rickshaw hop gets you to Kankaria Lake. The lake’s entry is free, so you can stroll around the lake’s perimeter and grab a snack from the stalls without extra cost. If you need a place to stay nearby, the Lemon Tree Hotel Rajkot is a budget option a few kilometres away.

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