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Bhavya Saha
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    Try catching the main dome just after sunrise when the light is warm and the carvings cast crisp shadows. Then head to the north east entrance where a small water feature mirrors the dome a neat symmetrical frame for mid morning shots. For a different river angle, a short walk to MANJEERA PREMIER’s terrace gives a fresh perspective without adding much distance.

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