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English: Jaisalmer Fort is built in 1155 AD. It is a 'living fort' with people residing in it even today. It is famous for its yellow sand stone buildings and palaces with intricate carvings. There are markets in the narrow alleys of the fort; a great tourist attraction. Jaisalmer Fort in located at Gujrat, India. |
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| Author | Prof Ranga Sai |
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