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Alphonse Pandey
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    A good idea is to hit the fort around 5:30 am when the sun is still low the stone carvings get a soft, warm glow before the crowds arrive. After covering the main walls, consider heading to the nearby Pushkar Lake around 10 am for a clear, reflective shot that contrasts nicely with the fort’s silhouette. Staying at The Fern Residency gives you a comfortable base and easy access to both sites. Have you thought about which lens you’ll bring for the wide angle shots?

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