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Amanpreet Ganesan
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    A good spot is the corner where the outer arch meets the central pillar the light falls directly on the carved friezes and you can capture the whole family in a single frame. If you head a bit further down the steps, the small shrine on the right gives a nice foreground element. October usually has clear skies, but try to visit early on a weekday to avoid the full moon crowd rush. If you need a place to stay nearby, Hotel Akanksha in Jagdalpur is a decent option.

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