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Annette Phatak
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    Try shooting the north east façade of Kareng Ghar at sunrise the early light back illuminates the stone ribs and gives a sharp silhouette that you won’t see at Talatal or Rang Ghar. After a full day of shooting, a short walk to HOTEL GULMOHAR GRAND will let you review your shots and rest.

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