Lucknow: The 186 years old tradition of serving ... As per the tradition, meals are cooked in the kitchen of Chhota Imambara daily during Ramzan and distributed to about 600 poor people for ...

Another architectural treasure that will enchant your Instagram feed is Chota ... gateway built in the Mughal and Awadhi style. Situated near the Bara Imambara, it is one of Lucknow's most ...

The third king of Awadh, Mohammad Ali Shah, built the Chota Imambara in 1839. It is also known as the Palace of Lights as the place is illuminated lavishly during special festivals like Muharram.

You can also admire the beauty of the Rumi Darwaza, built by Awadh’s ruler ... If you visit Lucknow, but couldn’t see the Chota Imambara and Bada Imambara, you had not really seen anything ...

Located on the banks of Bhagirathi river and opposite to Hazarduari palace, the Bara Imambara was built by Nawab Nazim Mansoon Ali Khan Feradun Jah in 1847 AD. It was built after the Imambara ...