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    If you’re mainly after a quick, focused visit, the cab is still the better pick. It drops you right at the palace entrance and lets you leave as soon as the tour ends, avoiding the 45 minute bus wait. If you want a little extra stop, the cab can take you to White Sands Bay Mandvi for a quick walk before heading back. The bus schedule stays every 45 minutes in peak season, but the cab gives you the most flexibility.

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