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    You might want to time your sunset shot right when the sun is just dipping behind the fort walls, about 6:30 pm. The light then gives the stone a warm rim that highlights the carvings without harsh shadows. After that, a quick stop at Ajmer Sharif Dargah around 7 pm can give you a contrasting, quieter setting before heading back to a nearby base like The Fern Residency.

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