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Sadiq Grah palace, Dera Nawab Sahib
This magnificent palace is located in a lost county of Dera Nawab Sahib, in Bhawalpur district. Once a headquarters of one of the richest princely states; today hidden in the political & public negligence. The Sadiq Garh palace was constructed in 1882 by ruler of Bhawalpur Nawab Sadiq Muhammad Khan (V) with total expenditure of 15 Lac rupees. It is said to be designed by the Italian architects.

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