Trip to Panna Meena Ka Kund- Mysterious stepwell in Jaipur
History : Situated near Anokhi Museum at Jaipur-Amer road, this beautiful place was constructed during sixteenth century. The place was mainly utilized as a place
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History : Situated near Anokhi Museum at Jaipur-Amer road, this beautiful place was constructed during sixteenth century. The place was mainly utilized as a place
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