The Monsoon Palace

Link By Michael Kurtz | July 23rd, 2008

UDAIPUR, India - Shortly before dusk, we headed a few miles out of town to Sajjangarh, also known as the “Monsoon Palace,” the former residence of the region’s royal family that sits high on a hill overlooking Udaipur and provided us a stunning vantage point of the surrounding valley. See it all in today’s photo gallery.

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LRao Says:
July 23rd, 2008 at 10:09 am
hey Thushan and Michael, awesome pictures of Rajasthan… and the rest. I always look up your travel pics… very nicely done.

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