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Arjun Gulati
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    If you’re only spending a couple of hours, a cab is usually the better bet because it drops you right at the palace gates and lets you leave as soon as you finish. The bus runs every 45 minutes, so you could end up waiting up to 45 minutes if you miss a departure. If you want a quick stop at the beach after, you could head straight to White Sands Bay Mandvi from the palace and then back to Bhuj.

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