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Abhishek Ganesan
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    A quick detour to the Hotel River Bay area, about six kilometres away, gives a nice riverside perspective with the temple reflected in the water. From there you can capture the Godavari’s bend and the low lying palms that frame the riverbank, adding a contrasting texture to the hard lined domes. This spot keeps the walk under ten kilometres and gives you a varied palette of shots.

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