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Aravind Bedi
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    If you’re staying near the Old City, The Lodhi is only about 0.6 km away and has a rooftop terrace that gives a great view of the dargah at dusk. You can also walk to the nearby Chhatarpur Mosque just a few minutes away; its open courtyard makes a nice foreground for a quiet shot before the crowds arrive.

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