This photo is of Bada Imambara, located in Lucknow (India) – one of the prime tourist attractions of the city. Apart from mosques and well, this magnificent Mughal period architectural building has Bhul Bhulaiya (what is a maze), a three-dimensional labyrinth with passages interconnected to each other. It is, possibly, one of the only surviving mazes in India and is unique in its design. It is often said that one may enter into this maze, but the way to exit it so difficult that you necessarily require a tourist guide. One can get a panoramic view of the city and the Gomti River, on the banks of which the city of Nawab is located.
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You have great blog. Thanks. 🙂
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Thanks so much for the appreciation 🙂
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I have heard much about Bhul Bhulaiya, during my school days from my cousins who went to Lucknow and i had missed that opportunity but this post reminded me that old desire, don’t know when but whenever i am going Lucknow surely will take time to visit this place. Thanks for sharing and reminding me of my childhood desire to visit bhul bhulaiya. 🙂
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You must visit this place..Lucknow is known for Chhota and Bada Imambada and its Bhul Bhulaiya…Plan a trip and let us know of your experience through your blog.
Thanks for visiting my post and glad you liked it 🙂
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beautiful 🙂
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Thanks Joshi..:)
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Gosh! Your photo so wowed me! So incredibly beautiful. I was actually planning to travel to India at the of this year, but the visa thing made it so complicated. I would love to visit Taj Mahal.
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Thank you so much dear. Your appreciation made my day today. 😉 🙂
India is an incredible place. And Taj Mahal definitely is like the jewel in the crown.
Indian govt has started e-visa facility for around 43 countries. Not aware which country you belong to. Do check up the details coz visa norms are getting easier now with new govt…
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I thank you too to share the photo with us 😀 😀
Am from Indonesia, and India is quite famous here. Even some of culture in my country was affected by Hinduism, a long time ago when Indian did trading with us.
Taj Mahal is indeed a crown. Beyond compare, as a symbol of love.
Thanks for the info anyway. I’ll check it out.
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OMG, Indonesia is a beautiful country. I was there, last year, in Bali for a week. Its a mesmerizing place, so beautiful and culturally so rich.
Do check if in the new list of countries for e-visa if Indonesia features. I wish it is there and you have a wonderful trip to India. You are most welcome here….!!!
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Thanks for giving my country the credits. I love my country, and I like your country as well. I do hope it is there. And I can have a incredibly amazing trip in incredible India 😀
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You are most welcome dear. 🙂
Lets hope for the best…
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Dear, i just found out. People with Indonesian passport is included in this e-visa program. Check out this http://trak.in/tags/business/2014/11/27/visa-on-arrival-evisa-approval-website/
I am so glad for you 🙂
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Super duper thanks a million for you and your goverment 😀
Damn! Can’t wait to be in India 🙂
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Are you in flight to India now…!!!!! ;);) Hehehehe….
You are welcome dear to India. Plan your trip nicely and have a wonderful time here..!!!
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I am.. 😀
Well I’m definitely gonna have a wonderful trip there 🙂
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fascinating photo indeed…really wanna wander around that maze 🙂
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You will love it, walking around those steps. Thanks for dropping by and your kind appreciation of it. 🙂
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Wonderful entry!
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Thanks Cee…:)
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This photo is very beautiful!
Beatrice
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Thanks Beatrice 🙂
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Amazing interpretation of the theme. Beautiful place.
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Thanks a lot, Lucile, for your admiration and kind words 🙂
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Thank you, for sharing so much with us!
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Brilliant photo for this week’s theme! Absolutely surreal…sigh, for a person like me who enjoy photography, India offers plenty of photo opportunities like this and I can’t get enough of it 🙂
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Thanks Kat for your admiration.
Dont worry, dear. Start exploring and i am sure you will get sufficient of them. Just go out and travel around India. Its a fascinating land of colors and variety 🙂
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Beautiful image, Suyash 🙂
I haven’t heard about this place before and it’s a photographers delight I feel 🙂
I am sure you would have taken quite a number of images from here …
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You can search for Bada Imambara and Chhota Imambara of Lucknow. In movie, Gadar, also, there were extensive shots of these buildings. Its really a very nice piece of architecture and definitely photographers’ delight, as you say.
I was able to take some good shots of this place. Thanks for your kind words. Appreciate them. 🙂
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I have just added this place to my excel sheet, must see places in UP 🙂
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Thats great 🙂
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Beautiful, I love the depth of photo
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Thanks Doris. I am glad that you liked the photo 😉
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Lovely.
janet
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Thanks Janet 🙂
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Wow!!! Beautifully captured and thanks for stopping by my blog.
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Thanks a lot dear…:)
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Wow..amazing place and superb photography !
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Thank you so much dear for visiting the post and for your nice words. Appreciate that. Have a great weekend…:)
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My pleasure…wish you a happy Sunday as well 🙂
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🙂 🙂
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Really nice work!!
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Thanks a lot dear 🙂
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Thank you so much…:)
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U R welcome!!
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Such a fascinating photograph…I can just get lost in it by looking at it. Love this !
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Thank you Zee for dropping by my post and enjoying it. Greatly appreciate that…:)
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You are always welcome Suyash 😉
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A fine entry for this challenge!
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Thank you so much dear…:)
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I remember this place faintly …your fabulous capture brought back some fond memories !
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🙂 🙂 Its an amazing place, Priyanka. Thanks for visiting the post and for your kind words. Have a great weekend…:)
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Second that ! Have a swell weekend !
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🙂 🙂
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Beautiful shot.
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Thanks Rupali…:)
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