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Eassy on a visit to jaipur

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I am going to Jaipur for five days with my school mates. The educational trip to historical places of Jaipur has been organised by our school. It has hired a bus and we will be accompanied by four teachers of the History department. The plan is to visit monuments like Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar on the first two days. We will spend the third day shopping for traditional arts and craft like tie and dye. We will study the havelis and old houses of the city on the fourth day. The last day shall be spent tasting all kinds of street food. Our stay is planned at Welcome hotel. All the meals will be taken care of by the hotel staff.

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