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Aniket Sharma
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    You might want to linger around the north east corner of the main hall where the frescoes shift from royal scenes to floral arabesques the light there makes the colors pop. If you only have a half hour, ask the guide to take you straight to that corner and then back to the courtyard. Also, the back stairwell leads to a small gallery with intricate jali that’s often overlooked.

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