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Akash Chaudhari
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    The main kirtan usually starts around 6 pm and runs for about an hour, so if you want to catch that you should leave the city around mid afternoon. The lecture on the day of the kirtan usually follows the evening session, so you’ll be able to stay until about 8 pm. If you’re short on time a couple of hours after 4 pm will let you see the main events and still get back to walk the city before dusk. A quick stop at Hotel 16 Avenue for a coffee before heading out could make the timing smoother.

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