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Deepak Patil
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    If you’re staying near the city centre you can hop on bus 39A that stops right at Pakora Point Bus Stop it’s a quick 15 minute ride and you walk just a few minutes from the stop to the viewpoint. For the return trip the same bus runs back to the city, so you avoid extra cab fares. If you’d rather drive, the route via MG Road and the PTC flyover is smooth and the parking lot at the viewpoint is free, so you can park and walk to the lookout.

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