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Food From Desert Kingdoms (Jaipur & Jodhpur)
RAJASTHAN, a group of small kingdoms once ruled by rajas and maharajas, with palaces as residences for the ruling families, was where romantic and heroic traditions flourished.
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If It�s LMB, You Must Be Eating Ghevar!
The ghevar in Jaipur�s Laxmi Misthan Bhandar is world famous, writes YASMIN S. KHAN. When Bill Clinton was in the Pink City last year, even he insisted on tasting it and taking a packet home.
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Chakki Ka Saag & Dal Baati Churma
A limited menu, and almost total dependence on few key ingredients, has not stopped Marwari food from becoming one of the most popular cuisines of India, discovers MARK MANUEL.
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Rambagh Palace Built By A King, Fit For God!
FARZANA CONTRACTOR records her
memories of Jaipur's Rambagh Palace, which is a poem not written on paper, but carved on stone.
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Those Were The Days...
The Rajmata GAYATRI DEVI
of Jaipur opens the gates of
her Rambagh Palace to
MARK MANUEL and talks
about days gone by over lunch.
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Rajput Cuisine
The Rajputs of Rajasthan, deprived of the game food they hunted in shikars and consumed with passion, now look for substitutes in other meats, discovers MARK MANUEL.
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Lodge Of The Jungle
Shikars are banned in Rajasthan, but at the Ramgarh Lodge, they give you an idea of how the royal families �roughed� it out after a shoot. Intrepid traveller OTTO VAN DER GRAF finds out how.
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�We�re In The Lonely Planet�
Niros, a multi-cuisine restaurant, is Jaipur�s most famous eating out place. It�s been in business since 1949, and is mentioned in all the international guide books.
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