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Chetan Mishra
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    You could start at the main ghat around sunset, then hop on a short boat ride that takes you past the Brahma Temple and the Jwalamalini shrine. From there a quick walk or auto to the nearby Pushkar Lake lets you see the lotus filled water and the temple’s evening chants without backtracking. If you want a place to sit and watch the lights, the pavilion near the ghat is free and offers a good view.

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