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Debashish Solanki
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    If you’re staying at Regenta Central Lucknow, you can park right outside the main gate and walk in within a minute. That means you can hit the early morning window around 9 am on a weekday and still have time to set up a tripod before the first visitors arrive. The light then is soft and the courtyard stays quiet until about 11 am, giving you a good chance to capture the gilded panels without crowds.

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