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Annette Baig
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    You could aim for about four hours total. Start at sunrise, spend the first hour walking the trails and watching the mist rise, then another hour or so near the main pool for the golden glow. After that, a quick 15 minute drive to Lalbagh lets you stroll the gardens before heading back. If you want a spot to sit and keep the morning light, the terrace at ITC Gardenia, a Luxury Collection Hotel, offers a good view of the city while the sun climbs.

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