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Bhavya Phukan
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    Kareng Ghar also has a small courtyard inside the upper levels that’s rarely mentioned; the stone mosaics there catch the late afternoon light and create a striking pattern that you won’t find at the other sites. That could give you a unique angle if you’re looking for something different.

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