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Anthony Mehta
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    If you’re staying at Regenta Central Lucknow, try a weekday morning around 8 am. The light is still soft and the courtyard stays quiet until about 9 am. By then the gilded panels catch a warm glow and you avoid the late afternoon crowd that peaks after 4 pm. This window gives you a clean shot before the rush.

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