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    You could also catch a shared auto from the temple to Sabarmati Ashram for under ₹50. From the ashram, hop on the 7 bus that stops right at Kankaria Lake; the ride takes about 12 minutes. The lake’s perimeter walk is free and the stalls open early for cheap snacks. If you need a place to stay, Sayaji Rajkot is a five star option about 44 km away.

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