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Aayesha Uthup
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    A good time to hit the fort is just after sunrise, around 6:00 am, when the light is soft and the stone carvings are highlighted without harsh shadows. The crowds stay thin until about 7:30 am, so you can walk the perimeter and capture the details. Afterward, a quick drive to Pushkar Lake around 10 am gives you a reflective surface for a nice contrast, and you can finish the day with a sunset shot of the fort’s silhouette. If you need a nearby base, The Fern Residency in Ajmer is convenient.

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