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Anirudh Deshmukh
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    If you’re only in Bangalore for a few hours, the best way to keep the day light is to walk from Ranga Mandira to Cubbon Park it’s just a ten minute stroll and you’ll still hit the main lawns before the park closes at 6 pm. After that, a quick coffee at the Vivanta Bengaluru on Residency Road is only a short drive away and gives a nice break before you head back.

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    I’m planning a quick trip to Bangalore this October and only have a few hours in the city. Ranga Mandira is open 24 hours and free to enter, but I’ve heard it can get busy.…