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Anirudh Moorthy
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    The little courtyard on the upper levels of Kareng Ghar is often overlooked. In late October the afternoon sun hits the stone mosaics there and throws a grid like pattern across the walls a sharp contrast you won’t see at Rang Ghar or Talatal. If you’re looking for that kind of interplay of light and texture, that corner could give you a fresh angle. After a long day, a quick stop at HOTEL GULMOHAR GRAND would let you unwind before heading back.

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