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Aarav Badwal
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    If you’re aiming for high contrast silhouettes, the western terrace of Kareng Ghar in October is ideal the sun sets behind the stone ribs and casts long shadows. For tighter, texture focused shots, Talatal Ghar’s lower walls let you get close to the carvings. You could finish the day at HOTEL GULMOHAR GRAND for a quick break.

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