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Aamir Kaur
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    If you’re staying at Ashok Villa the walk is only about ten minutes, so you can leave right after breakfast on a Tuesday or Wednesday and beat the late afternoon rush that hits on Sunday. The crowds start to build around 4 pm on weekends, but on weekdays you’ll still find a quiet spot even in October. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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