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Dev Mann
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    If you’re really watching the cash, a single city bus hop from Motibagh Palace to Qila Mubarak and then to Sheesh Mahal keeps the fare to just a few rupees and finishes the loop in under 45 minutes. The stops are only a five minute walk from each palace, so you avoid extra auto costs. After the loop you could head to Neemrana’s Baradari Palace for a quick rest before heading back.

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