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Annette Chitre
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    If you’re staying at Regenta Central Lucknow, try heading out around 5 am on a weekday. The sun is just rising, the light is soft, and the courtyard is usually empty. You’ll catch the gilded panels with a warm, low angle glow before the first visitors arrive. This window gives a clean composition and avoids the midday glare that can wash out the detail.

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