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Arjun Adiga
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    You could also catch the 2A bus that stops right at the garden gate it’s a few rupees and runs every 15 20 minutes. If you’re staying at InterContinental Marine Drive, the walk is still about ten minutes but you’ll get a nice view of the promenade on the way. Pack a light sandwich from a nearby bakery; the kiosk only sells bottled water.

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