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Debashish Solanki
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    The evening puja actually starts a few minutes before sunset, so if you get there at 5 pm you’ll catch the lamp lighting right as the sky turns orange. After the chant, the priests perform a brief *arti* that lasts about ten minutes good to see if you’re there a little later. If you’re staying nearby, the balconies at Pramod Lands End Resort give a clear view of the whole ceremony and the fading light. Does anyone know what time the final *arti* ends?

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