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    You could also check the east facing wall of the main hall the frescoes there show the royal procession in a different light and the stone lattice above has a subtle floral motif that’s easy to capture. If you’re pressed for time, ask the guide to skip the outer corridor and head straight to that wall, then back to the courtyard. By the way, staying at Narendra Bhawan Bikaner puts you within a few minutes of the haveli, so you can swing by quickly after a short break.

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