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Deepak Vaidya
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    You could also start a bit earlier than 9 am, say at 8 am, to catch the garden before the first wave of visitors. The walk around the perimeter takes roughly 40 45 minutes, so you’ll still have time to stop at the little café on Lodhi Road for a tea and a pastry before heading to The Claridges New Delhi for a quiet coffee and a sunset view. This keeps the whole visit inexpensive and lets you enjoy the gardens fully.

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