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Bilal Kapur
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    If you can squeeze in the back stairwell, you’ll find a small gallery with intricate jali that’s often missed. From there, a quick walk to the east facing wall of the main hall shows a different perspective of the royal procession frescoes, and the stone lattice above has a subtle floral motif that’s great for a quick shot. Afterward, a short walk back to the courtyard keeps the tour tight. If you’re staying at Narendra Bhawan Bikaner, you’ll be just a few minutes from the haveli, so you can swing by quickly after a short break.

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