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Annette Phatak
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    Try shooting from the side of the main hall where the stone lintel curves over the doorway the early evening light will spill through the arch and create a soft halo around the kids. If you move a few steps back, the carved pillars line up and give a natural frame. October’s dry spell usually means clear skies; visiting mid week before noon keeps the crowd light. If you need a place to stay, Hotel Akanksha in Jagdalpur is a convenient option.

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