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Abhishek Ganesan
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    If you’re only a few minutes from the temple, you can hop on bus 12 to the ashram, then switch to bus 7 straight to the lake. The buses run every 15 20 minutes, so you can finish the loop in about an hour. After the lake, the Lemon Tree Hotel Rajkot is a cheap, well rated option a short ride away.

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