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Jul 9, 2025

　　South of the Royal Centre you’ll find various temples and elaborate waterworks, including the Queen’s Bath, deceptively plain on the outside but amazing within, featuring Indo-Islamic architecture.

　　Admission included with Vittala Temple admission.

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