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Arjun Raval
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    If you’re looking for a quick change of perspective, the northern courtyard of Kareng Ghar can be shot at sunset when the light slants through the stone ribs, creating a subtle rim that’s hard to capture at the other two sites. After you’re done, a short walk to HOTEL GULMOHAR GRAND lets you review the shots in a relaxed setting.

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