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Dhanush Mahapatra
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    November to February is a solid choice because the temperatures dip to the low 20s and the evenings are cooler, which helps you see the stone carvings without the glare of midday sun. If you want a base close to Ponda, Treebo Rock Valley is only about four kilometres away and offers easy access to the mosque. You might also consider visiting early in the morning when the light is softer and the site is less crowded.

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