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If you’re short on time, a quick auto ride from CST takes you straight to the court and you can spend about 30 minutes just walking the façade and the surrounding Fort lanes. The area is very walkable, so you can add a stop at the old Fort market for a quick coconut water before heading back. If you do decide to stay overnight, The Gordon House Hotel is only a third of a kilometre away and offers decent rooms at a reasonable price.

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