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Dhruv Kakar
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    You could start around 5:30 am, pause for a quick break at the western path around 9 am, and keep shooting until about 11:30 am. That window gives you the early sunrise glow, a chance to adjust gear, and still daylight for late morning shots. If you’re near Kodaikanal, Cloud Walk is a convenient base. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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