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    If you can squeeze in a quick walk, ask the guide to take you through the south wing first. That wing has a series of small alcoves where the jali panels are carved in a repeating geometric pattern great for macro shots. After that, the back stairwell leads to a tiny gallery with frescoes that blend royal motifs with local flora. If you’re staying nearby, the Narendra Bhawan Bikaner is within a few kilometres and offers a good base for a quick return.

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