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Akshay Vora
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    If you’re short on time, the tea house inside Padmapuram Gardens is a quick stop for a free refreshment before heading to Katiki Waterfalls. From the waterfall you can catch a local bus back to the museum; the whole loop takes about 90 minutes. If you do want the Borra Caves, a cab takes roughly 45 minutes, but a bus that leaves around the same time will still fit in your six hour window. After the museum you could relax for a bit at USHODAYA RESORTS, just a kilometre away.

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