Chota Imambara - Chota Imambara is draped in intricate chandeliers and colorful lights; this site reflects the grandeur of ...

Nawabs' capital Lucknow combines classical charm with ... Another architectural treasure that will enchant your Instagram feed is Chota Imambara, which is literally the "Palace of Lights".

If you visit Lucknow, but couldn’t see the Chota Imambara and Bada Imambara, you had not really seen anything in the city! Scores of people throng to the city for the sake of seeing these two ...

To the rest of India, it is “the City of Nawabs”. But to its loyal denizens, Lucknow is “the city of many splendours”. If I were to choose the most appropriate of these three epithets ...

During Ramzan, Akbari Gate, Nakkhas Road, Aminabad, City Station Road, Daliganj, Chota Imambara circuit and Husainabad ... West Asian and even home kitchens in Lucknow. “It’s truly a new ...

It’s that time of the year when Lucknow becomes a city that never ... city are making most of the sehri platters at the new Chota Imambara food court or the age-old traditional Akbari Gate ...

The Grace Ward 19th Century Photograph Collection View of one of the gates of the Chota Imambara (also known as the Hussainabad Imambara) in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. The complex was built by ...

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 ...

Built by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula in 1784, it is also known as the Asafi Imambara. It is believed to have been built to generate employment during the famine of 1784. The central hall is said to be the ...