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Today, we bring you photographs of Mysore Palace from Karnataka.
Arun Khanna had shared this photograph of the stunning Mysore palace from his first visit to Karnataka.
The original structure was made from wood before it was burnt down. The current palace is made from stone and marble.
The original structure was made from wood before it was burnt down. The current palace is made from stone and marble.
Rajneesh Kumar Shukla sent us this image of the palace interiors.
The palace is now converted into a museum.
Jyoti Prakash Dash snapped the tall pillars and the beautifully carved mahogany ceilings.
Jyoti Prakash Dash snapped the tall pillars and the beautifully carved mahogany ceilings.
Don't miss the real elephant head placed inside the palace, Jyoti Dash says.
Each archway is intricately designed. Photograph by Jyoti Prakash Dash
Such an architectural beauty! Photograph: Jyoti Prakash Dash
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