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The city bus from Udaipur airport to Ranakpur runs roughly every hour; you can catch it around 8 am or 10 am to avoid the midday heat. The fare is just a few rupees and the stop is a short walk from the temple. If you need a cheap stay, the WelcomHeritage Maharani Bagh Orchard Retreat is only about three kilometres away and has simple rooms that fit a tight budget.

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