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Annette Chitre
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    Crowds mainly blur tight corners, so if you want crisp carvings shoot before sunrise or after sunset. A quieter alternative is the Shankheshwar temple complex; its sandstone work is similar and visitor numbers are lower. If you need a nearby budget stay, the Platinum Hotel in Rajkot is just a short walk away.

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