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Annette Pandya
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    If you’re staying near the museum, heading out around 9 am lets you beat the lunch crowd and gives you plenty of daylight to walk the 15 minute stretch to Shaniwar Wada. The fort closes at 5 pm, so you’ll finish both spots comfortably before dusk. A quick taxi or even a short ride from the Ramee Grand Hotel keeps the whole afternoon hassle free.

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