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Dhruv Badwal
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    Weekday afternoons are usually quieter at Ranga Mandira compared to weekends, so you should get a decent view of the murals. If you only have a few hours, a quick stroll through Cubbon Park is worth it it’s just a short walk from the palace and offers a nice green break. You could also pop into the nearby Vittal Mallya Market for a quick bite before heading back.

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