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    The sunset usually starts around 5:30 pm, so arriving at 5 pm gives you a few minutes to watch the sky change before the lamp lights. If you stay a bit past 5:45 pm you’ll catch the last hymns as the light fades. A balcony at Pramod Lands End Resort offers a clear view of both the sunset and the concluding prayers from a single spot.

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