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    If you’re aiming for a dramatic silhouette, the best time is right after the sun dips below the horizon around 5:45 to 6:00 pm. The light is low enough that the temple’s outline pops against the sky, but still bright enough to catch a few interior details in the foreground. After that, a quick walk to the Golghar gives a great contrast, and the Patna Museum’s façade looks striking against the same dusk glow. If you’re staying nearby, The Red Velvet Hotel Samarpan is a convenient base for the walk.

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