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Arjun Bajwa
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    If you’re not staying in a hotel, the dhaba about 300 metres from the caves usually opens around 10 am and serves a simple vegetarian thali that includes dhokla and kadhi. It’s a quieter spot than the hotel dining rooms, so you can finish your meal and head back to the caves without much noise. Do you know if you’d prefer a place that stays open late, or is an early lunch fine?

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