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    If you’re not staying at a hotel, the small dhaba about 300 metres from the caves offers a quiet vegetarian thali that includes dhokla, kadhi, and a fresh kachumber salad. The seating is simple and the setting stays low key, so it’s easy to pause after a morning of exploring the carvings.

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