If Grab dumps us two blocks out with minutes to spare - drums or quiet curb
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Elena Navarro•233 rep9
If Grab dumps us two blocks out with minutes to spare before First Randoli, should we walk toward the sound of drums or commit to a far quiet curb. Not outer-ring Katugastota viewing and not a 5 PM Cross Street curb plan.
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Elena Navarro•233 rep3 Answers from travellers
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With only minutes to spare, commit to the nearest workable quiet curb rather than sprinting toward the loudest drums — you will arrive calmer and still see the opening. Sprinting into the densest corner late rarely ends well.
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Kasun Madushan•1718 rep7
Follow locals walking in at a steady pace, not tourists running toward gallery corners.
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