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Another favourite among regular vis
Another favourite among regular visitors, the Javanese suite
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Satu lagi kegemaran kalangan pengunjung tetap, suite Jawa
Sedang diterjemahkan, sila tunggu..
Satu lagi kegemaran para pengunjung biasa, suite Jawa
Sedang diterjemahkan, sila tunggu..
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- for their legendary healing powers
- In those days, the emperor and empress
- forming a quincunx with the central towe
- Here, within the hot springs of Tangshan
- The outer gallery
- is where the Kayumanis Nanjing Resort st
- measures 187 by 215 m
- The main attraction here, of course,
- with pavilions rather than towers at the
- those magical waters, available in abund
- The first gallery has square pillars on
- in each of the many bathing pools… … fra
- and a closed wall on the inner side.
- within some very luxuriously appointed s
- The outside of the inner wall
- framed within some very luxuriously appo
- is decorated with pillared windows,
- The history of this place dates back
- and the two inner galleries
- apsaras, which are heavenly nymphs
- revered for over 15 centuries
- to a hundres and fifty years ago
- each have towers at their corners,
- and dancing male figures on prancing ani
