Mandu

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Introducing Mandu

Mandu is home to India’s finest examples of Afghan architecture, clinging to the edges of a ravine-riddled 20-sq-km plateau overlooking the hazy plains. With monuments on every corner – from Rupmati’s Pavilion, scene of India’s Romeo and Juliet, to obscure ruins such as the wet nurse’s tomb, and of course the wet nurse’s sister’s tomb – the mountain village has a ‘lost world’ atmosphere.

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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009

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  1. kashmiri avatar
    RE: mandu

    by kashmiri 04 February 2009

    Once you reach Indore, you can take the bus to Mandu. There is only one direct bus to Mandu, but many buses go to Dhar. More buses go…
  2. vthalakola avatar
    Coming to Andhra

    by vthalakola 23 January 2009

    Here is more info about hindu temples in Andhra Pradesh *Rock Cut Temples:* _Bhairavakonda, (near Nellore)_ In the 7th –8th Cen…
  3. cyberhippie avatar
    Can't find your train????

    by cyberhippie 19 September 2007

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    Ohkareshwar looks to be a little bit too far off my route to the East.


    Not really you…

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