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Ashwin Hashmi
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    If you’re looking for a quieter break, head to Marine Drive after the crowds thin out around 6 pm. The promenade is flat, and you can find a spot on the beach to watch the sunset over the Arabian Sea. It’s just a short walk from InterContinental Marine Drive, so you can drop by for a drink later if you want to stay in the area.

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