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Chinmay Prasad
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    You could start just after dawn, say 5:45 am, and stay until about 11 am. That gives you the early light on the carvings, a mid morning break, and still plenty of daylight for the later shots. If you’re near Theni, the Le Shiv Executive Suite is a convenient base.

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