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Arjun Gulati
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    Crowds mainly blur close up details, so if you’re shooting the carvings, aim for pre festival dawn or late dusk when fewer people are around. The Shankheshwar complex has similar sandstone work but usually sees fewer visitors. Staying a short walk from the temple, the Platinum Hotel in Rajkot keeps you nearby and budget friendly. Have you tried shooting from a higher angle to get around the crowds? TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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