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[Ajay Sood • Travelure @TheTravelure]

A5. Marathas of Bhonsle Dynasty came to Thanjavur in 17th Century. Their biggest contribution to TN food is Sambhar. It was Aamti-gone-wrong, cooked by Sambhaji, son of Shivaji, in absence of a cook.
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[Ajay Sood • Travelure @TheTravelure]

@askammya Sir, I am not an authority... just a bit of trivia gleaned from the net... You could correct me if I am wrong... But, I feel t could be correct!

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@my_soultravels Nice! That's the spirit!

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[MySoulTravels @my_soultravels]

@ITBChat Thanks everyone! Was real fun!
I have enough info to plan my travel for the whole year 👍

[Ajay Sood • Travelure @TheTravelure]

A6. Find out all about Mo Hom, Embroidered Pha Sin and the Tempera Paintings of North Thailand here - https://t.co/1qBfKzcUbf
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Thanks, guys! Great chat!
Next week we discuss: Travel Calendar and How to Plan it.
Please post your questions in the FB group.
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[Karthik Murali @Karthik_Murali]

@ITBChat @desiTraveler Egypt is the first thing that comes to my mind. I'd do anything to go to Cairo , Alexandria and Luxor if not for the constant attacks there #ITBC #Travel #AnAsianTraveller

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Again, Q6. Can you share any art/craft that traces its roots to a lost dynasty?
Name it and share an image.
Via @MridulaBlog
Pl RT
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[Rangan Datta @rangan_datta]

@ITBChat @mridulablog Cherial Scroll Painting of #Warangal is one such art #ITBC https://t.co/kfwlP8Us5D

[Ajay Sood • Travelure @TheTravelure]

A5. Another one - Nawab of Avadh didn't want his subjects to beg during a famine. He repeatedly built-demolished-build again the Bada Imambara. The workers there invented Dum Pukht (slow cooking in a dough-sealed container). Read here: https://t.co/u8RK1Z4PxO
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@saffrontrail @desiTraveler That's pleasing for the senses!
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[Lakshmi Sharath @lakshmisharath]

A6 The Chola bronzes and of course the Tanjore art is what immediately comes to my mind. Pottery, paintings, sculptures, toys - why even hand made cards that have been painted called Ganjifa come from the reign of the rulers of Sawantwadi in Sindudurg #ITBC

[Rangan Datta @rangan_datta]

@rananth @ITBChat @lakshmisharath Ramappa Temple is a great work of Kakatiyas #ITBC https://t.co/FjEslgL1rt

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Now that's something!

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[MySoulTravels @my_soultravels]

@ITBChat @desiTraveler Ghewar traces it's roots to Rajputs ruling the Rajasthan states @throbbingmind @lakshmisharath @saffrontrail

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Q6. Can you share any art/craft that traces its roots to a lost dynasty?
Name it and share an image.
Via @MridulaBlog
Pl RT
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[Rangan Datta @rangan_datta]

@ITBChat @desiTraveler Again from Mandu #MadhyaPradesh #IncredibleIndia Baobab Juice a #African drink brought by slaves of lost dynasties @MPTourism @incredibleindia #ITBC https://t.co/wOcB56l4gA

[Subhadip Mukherjee @subhadipindia]

@TheTravelure @ITBChat @lakshmisharath Since it's a state like #jharkhand which has comparatively less known heritage spots so it was something which caught on. So much so that I got the opportunity to officially document more such sites #ITBC

[MySoulTravels @my_soultravels]

@ITBChat @desiTraveler My favorite Hampi