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8 July 2016

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And then a wander around Rambagh Palace at night. So beautiful! Of course, during lit fest time, there's always one party here, but it's always in the same spot in the back lawns so never really got a chance to explore the property (except once at 16, which was a thousand years ago) and we'll never be roooooyallllls. #jaipur #traveldiary

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