Bangalore, Oct 27: Mysore palace of Karnataka grabbed a rank in the list of 31 "Must Visit" places by New York Times. What surprises many is - Taj Mahal, which is one of the seven wonders of the world, failed to find a place in the list.
According to sources, an average of 2.5 million tourists visit Mysore palace every year from all over the world. Meanwhile, a senior official from tourist department said, "Hardly does the Mysore Palace or the city get left out of a tour itinerary involving either Karnataka or south India."
The recent development indeed enhanced the pride of all Indians. However, sources also informed that nearly 2 to 3 million visitors come to the Taj Mahal annually, and nearly a quarter million arrive from overseas.
Here it can be recalled that a rumour recently hit the reputation of the 358-year-old monument stating that it (Taj Mahal) will collapse within less than five years.
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According to sources, an average of 2.5 million tourists visit Mysore palace every year from all over the world. Meanwhile, a senior official from tourist department said, "Hardly does the Mysore Palace or the city get left out of a tour itinerary involving either Karnataka or south India."
The recent development indeed enhanced the pride of all Indians. However, sources also informed that nearly 2 to 3 million visitors come to the Taj Mahal annually, and nearly a quarter million arrive from overseas.
Here it can be recalled that a rumour recently hit the reputation of the 358-year-old monument stating that it (Taj Mahal) will collapse within less than five years.
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