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Aayesha Kakar
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    If you’re pressed for time, head straight to the back stairwell gallery first. The tight jali there is quick to capture and sets the tone for the rest of the walk. Then move to the east facing wall of the main hall where the royal procession frescoes look best in natural light. A quick walk back to the courtyard wraps up the loop. If you’re staying at Narendra Bhawan Bikaner, you’re just a few minutes away.

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