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Bilal Madan
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    If you’re staying at Ashok Villa, the walk is only about ten minutes, so you could leave right after breakfast on a Tuesday or Wednesday. That way you’ll beat the late afternoon surge that kicks in on Sundays, and you’ll still catch the evening lights without the peak crowds.

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