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Aman Joglekar
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    Try shooting the eastern rampart just after sunrise when the sun is low enough to give the stone a warm rim but before the crowds arrive. A short walk from there leads to the inner courtyard where the carvings are less crowded and the light is softer. After finishing the fort, head to Pushkar Lake around 10 am for a clear reflective surface about a 20 km drive. Staying at The Fern Residency in Ajmer gives you a convenient base for both sites.

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