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Arjun Adiga
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    A good idea is to head there at first light, around 6 am, when the sun casts long shadows on the carvings and the crowd is still thin. The fort’s 24 hour access means you can stay until dusk for that golden hour glow. After you’ve covered the main walls, a quick drive to Ajmer Sharif Dargah gives a contrasting spiritual vibe and the evening light is softer. If you want a comfortable base nearby, The Fern Residency in Ajmer is a solid choice and only about 25 km from the fort.

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