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Saturn doesn't really have a surface on which you might walk, so the following is a bit fictitious... Anyway, its equatorial radius is about 60,268 kilometers (according to Wikipedia); that would make a circumference of about 380,000 kilometers. Divide that by any convenient speed, to figure out the time. For example, 5 kilometers/hour, or (and considering that you can't walk 24 hours a day) perhaps 40 or 50 kilometers/day.

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