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    If you’re short on time, consider a quick walk to the glasshouse at Lalbagh it’s about a 15 minute stroll from the palace and you can see the lake and glasshouse before the park closes at 6 pm. Afterward, a five minute drive takes you to Vivanta Bengaluru, Residency Road, where a quick espresso can round out the visit.

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