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Dhruv Patel
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    You can also pop into the old Fort market right after the court; it’s a quick 5 minute walk and the stalls sell fresh coconut water and vada pavs that are perfect for a quick bite before you head back to the station. If you need a place to crash, The Gordon House Hotel is only a 0.3 km stroll from both the court and the railway station.

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