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    If you’re pressed for time, skip the outer corridor and ask your guide to take you straight to the north east corner of the main hall the frescoes shift to floral arabesques there, and the light makes the colors pop. After that, a quick walk back to the courtyard captures the most intricate jali panels. Staying at Narendra Bhawan Bikaner puts you within a few minutes of the haveli, so you can swing by right after a short break.

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