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Nalanda Gedige photography tips: (1) Dawn (before 7am) for softest light and no crowds. (2) Wide-angle (16-35mm) for scale, telephoto (70-200mm) for detail. (3) Golden hour (sunset) for warm dramatic light. (4) Tripod usually allowed outside sanctums. (5) Drone: permits required.
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Priya G.•2090 rep•10
Best angles: research online for iconic viewpoints. Some sites (like Sigiriya) offer aerial views from adjacent rocks (Pidurangala at Sigiriya). Respect no-photo areas (some inner sanctums). Weather affects mood dramatically — misty morning creates magic.
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