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Aman Joglekar
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    A good rhythm is to start at sunrise for the domes, then move to the gardens as the light softens, and finish at the riverbank just before sunset. If you want a quick extra frame, the Hotel River Bay area gives a nice riverside angle with the temple reflected in the water, keeping the whole walk under ten kilometres.

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