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Dhruv Kapoor
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    If you’re looking for a clear backdrop for the temple’s silhouette, try heading out a bit earlier around 5:00 pm. The sun will be low enough to create a soft rim on the columns while still letting you see some carved details in the foreground. After the temple, a short walk to the Golghar gives a nice contrast, and then the Patna Museum’s façade looks striking against the same dusk sky. If you’re staying nearby, The Red Velvet Hotel Samarpan is a convenient base for the walk.

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