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Aayesha Fernandes
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    A good window is around four to five hours. Start a little before sunrise so you can capture the soft light on the rock cuts, then pause for a mid morning break to regroup and adjust settings. After lunch you’ll have enough time to walk the surrounding paths and get those quiet evening shots when the light mellows. If you’re staying near Theni, the Le Shiv Executive Suite is a convenient base.

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