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Aamir Sodhi
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    A quick walk up Worli Fort gives a tangible feel of the 18th century layout with its original artillery positions. After that you can head to Marine Drive for the classic sunset and the contrast between old and new. If you want a touch of luxury after the climb, the Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai is a short walk away and a nice spot to unwind.

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