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Annette Pandya
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    If you only have a few hours, a quick walk to the Bombay High Court gives you the neoclassical façade and a nice photo spot, but you’ll spend most of the time strolling around Fort. After that, consider heading down to the old Fort market on the way back to the station the stalls sell fresh coconut water and quick vada pavs that are a quick bite. For a cheap overnight spot, Backpacker Panda Colaba is only about 0.66 km away and offers dorms that keep costs low.

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