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Deeg Palace, Rajasthan

Monsoon

Pavilion

Off the beaten Agra-Jaipur track, in the middle of nowhere, lies o veritable garden of Eden.

LOCATION

Deeg Palace, Rajasthan

PUBLISHING YEAR

September 2004

PUBLISHER

Swagat

Unfolding the Story: A Snapshot of This Journey

My visit to Deeg Palace was like stepping into a forgotten paradise. Hidden off the Agra-Jaipur highway, this stunning summer retreat of the Jat rulers mesmerized me with its grand fountains, lush gardens, and Mughal-inspired architecture. As I wandered through Gopal Bhawan and Keshav Bhawan, I was captivated by intricate carvings, pietra dura inlays, and the unique engineering that simulated monsoon rains and thunder. Local women gracefully collected water from Roop Sagar, adding to the charm of the place. Though time had left its mark on the palace, its timeless beauty and rich history made me long to return when the fountains come alive in celebration.

The Complete Chronicle of This Journey

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