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Akash Chaudhari
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    If you go a little earlier, say 4:30 5:00 pm, the sun is low enough to cast a warm rim around the temple’s columns while still giving you some interior detail in the foreground. After the temple, head straight to the Patna Museum; its façade looks great against the same dusk sky, and you can frame the temple in the foreground with the museum in the background for a layered shot. If you’re staying nearby, The Red Velvet Hotel Samarpan is just a short walk away.

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