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Dhruv Kakar
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    You could try shooting the main dome just after sunrise when the light is warm and the shadows on the carvings are crisp, then move to the gardens as the sun rises higher for softer, diffused light on the foliage. In the late afternoon, head to the riverbank and capture the temple reflected in the water at golden hour. For a quick extra angle, a short detour to MANJEERA PREMIER gives a different river perspective that keeps the walk under ten kilometres.

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