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Alphonse Pandey
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    If you want to catch the subtle play of light on the carvings, try arriving around 6:00 am and staying until about 11 am. That window gives you the early morning glow and a quiet afternoon before the crowds. A lightweight tripod can help keep the rock cuts sharp, especially if you’re shooting wide angle. If you’re near Kodaikanal, Cloud Walk offers a convenient base and a short drive to the site. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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