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Abhijit Verma
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    If you have a little extra time after the museum, you could walk to Padmapuram Gardens for a quick stroll, then catch a local bus that heads toward Katiki Waterfalls. The bus ride is about thirty minutes and the waterfalls are a pleasant short walk from the bus stop. If you’re pressed, a cab to the Borra Caves is quicker, but the bus still fits in a six hour window. Between activities you might grab a quick break at USHODAYA RESORTS, which is just a kilometre from the museum.

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