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    Cashless Encounters

    Aug 03, 2020 5 minutes

    Sure, the countryside seems the place to go to in post-COVID times, but we know there’s no way to not visit the cities. And, whether you’re a student, out on a trip with friends, a backpacker hoping to stretch every rupee, or simply someone who wants to explore a city without having to reach for your wallet, there are a number of options to choose from in major cities across the country. Have a look at these to add to your next city encounter – when it’s safe to travel again.

    BANGALORE

    CUBBON PARK: Located right in the heart of Bangalore, this park serves as one of the ‘lungs’ of the city. Created in 1870, Cubbon Park has subsequently been expanded from 100 acres to over 300 acres. Aside from the Karnataka High Court and the State Archaeological Museum, there are a number of important buildings within the area, along with.

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