Bhul Bhulaiya in Lucknow

Lucknow Bada Imambara

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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64 Responses to Bhul Bhulaiya in Lucknow

  1. babl says:

    You have great blog. Thanks. 🙂

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  3. Sunny says:

    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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  4. Fier says:

    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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  6. mamaboetobi says:

    fascinating photo indeed…really wanna wander around that maze 🙂

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  7. bom76 says:

    This photo is very beautiful!
    Beatrice

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  8. Amazing interpretation of the theme. Beautiful place.

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  9. katpegimana says:

    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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  10. 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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  12. Doris says:

    Beautiful, I love the depth of photo

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  13. In Pursuit of Rainbow says:

    Wow!!! Beautifully captured and thanks for stopping by my blog.

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  14. Wow..amazing place and superb photography !

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  15. asnappshot says:

    Really nice work!!

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  16. Such a fascinating photograph…I can just get lost in it by looking at it. Love this !

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  17. pike says:

    A fine entry for this challenge!

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  18. priyankamoraes says:

    I remember this place faintly …your fabulous capture brought back some fond memories !

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  19. Rupali says:

    Beautiful shot.

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