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Aamir Kaur
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    A quick walk that hits the back stairwell gallery first gives you the tight jali, then you can head straight to the south east wall for the pastoral frescoes. If you only have 20 25 minutes, ask the guide to take you there right after the courtyard. Also, consider timing your visit for early morning light sunrise on the east wall can make the colors pop more than later in the day.

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