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Aravind Bedi
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    The airport’s taxi counter is right in the arrivals hall, so you can grab a cab as soon as you exit the baggage claim. From the railway station, the counter sits near the main waiting area, and drivers are usually on standby for the short 5 km stretch to Bahu Fort. If you’re staying near the city centre, you can also walk to the bus stop in a few minutes and hop on a 15 minute city bus to either attraction.

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