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    If you can get there around 5 am the sun is still low and the stone carvings get a warm, directional light that cuts the detail. The fort stays quiet until about 6 am, so you can walk the whole perimeter before the crowds arrive. After you finish the walls, a quick drive to Pushkar Lake around 7 am gives you the lake’s reflection under a clear sky great for contrasting shots. Staying at The Fern Residency in Ajmer keeps you close to both sites and lets you head out early without a long commute. Do you have a preferred time for the sunset shots at the fort?

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