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Ashwin Shenoy
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    A good extra spot is the small step down terrace on the eastern wall; the angle there catches the sunrise light as it rises over the hills, giving a soft rim around the carvings and keeping the crowd minimal. After that, a quick drive to Pushkar Lake around 10 am often brings a thin morning mist over the water, which can add a subtle haze to your reflections. If you need a nearby base, The Fern Residency in Ajmer keeps the commute short.

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