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Few travelers will ever have the chance to live in a palace.
And even fewer will get to stay with a real life Maharajah. Taj
Hotels delivers both dreams with the Umaid
Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, India.
This palace took more than 5000 men sixteen years to build.
When finished in 1944, the palace became the world’s
largest private residence, with 347 rooms. The architect H.V.
Lancaster designed this grand home with a 105-foot Renaissance
cupola in what could be termed Indo-Art-Deco style, without
mortar or cement. The interiors for the palace were designed
by Maples of London, however, in 1942 the ship transporting
them was sunk by the Germans. As a result, the Maharajah employed
the services of Stefan Norblin,
a talented Polish interior designer. At the Umaid Bhawan Palace,
guests can ride the Maharajah’s thoroughbred polo ponies,
visit his antique car collection...
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ENTREE vists Macau and Shanghai
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