Bara Imambara Second Gate, Lucknow

The second gateway to Bara Imambara creates a splendid view. Its architectural features include some Rajput details, and patterned reliefs on the arches that represent the so-called “fish motifs”, typical for Lucknow architecture, especially on gates. There is a symmetrically laid out garden in front of this gateway, which completes the spectacular scenery.

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Sight Name: Bara Imambara Second Gate
Sight Location: Lucknow, India (See walking tours in Lucknow)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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