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Lake Pichola

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  • Udaipur, India: City Palace
    Udaipur

    To the west lies Lake Pichola with its two small islands and marble palaces, one of which served as a refuge for the Mughal emperor Shah Jahān (reigned 1628–58) when, before his accession, he revolted against his father, Jahāngīr. One of the palaces has been turned into a luxury…

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    To the west lies Lake Pichola with its two small islands and marble palaces, one of which served as a refuge for the Mughal emperor Shah Jahān (reigned 1628–58) when, before his accession, he revolted against his father, Jahāngīr. One of the palaces has been turned into a luxury…

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