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    If you’re hunting for a tight foreground, try the Gun Hill viewpoint just after sunrise. The spray stays in focus and the light is soft. For a wider valley context, head to Kempty Falls a little later; the low sun gives a warm rim around the water that’s great for golden tinted shots. If you’re staying at Hotel Vishnu Palace, the walk to Gun Hill is only a few minutes.

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