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Annette Varshney
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    If you’re staying at Marasa Sarovar Portico Rajkot, it’s under a kilometre from the caves and has a quiet dining room that serves a vegetarian thali with dhokla, kadhi, and fresh kachumber. The seating is simple and the ambience stays low key, which works well after a day of exploring the carvings.

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