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Dhruv Kapoor
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    A good extra stop is the temple courtyard on the western side of the fort; the light there stays softer until about 8 am and you can photograph the carved arches without tourists in the frame. If you finish early, consider heading to Ajmer Sharif Dargah right before sunset its courtyard catches the warm glow and the crowd is usually thinner. Staying at The Fern Residency keeps the travel time short and gives you a comfortable base for both sites.

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