Lakhi Darwaza

Zavvar Kazim 60 months ago

Lakhi gate or Lakhi Darwaza is gateway of the famous Kaiser Bagh palace complex.
It was constructed by Wajid Ali Shah, last Nawab of Awadh (Oudh) in 1847-1850 with the cost of ₹ 1 lakh, which derives its name as "Lakhi Darwaza". Indo-Saracenic architecture, an architectural style mostly used by British architects in India in the later 19th century was followed here. For decoration Awadhi art was used.
During mutiny in 1857, which was the first war of Indian independence, the Kaiser Bagh was very important due to the political events. a significant damage in the area occurred during this period.
The gate is very beautiful and decorated with the awadh's royal symbol of fishes.
The surroundings ambience is very pleasant.

Official Guide 60 months ago

this is a very good place one must visit this place it has its own beauty and Glory this place is related to the history of India and gives motivation to the Travellers and tell them about the culture and heritage of India we must be proud on this monument because nothing can come in between we and our patriotism I think the reason behind this monuments is to unite every Indian and see every religion in form of a United body named as India. every Indian must feel proud to have this monument on his land and he or she whatever religion follows, will not opened for the existence of this monument with these words I expect you to visit there and feel every word I have said thank
you very much.

Joy Bose 24 months ago

It is one of the gates to kaisar bagh gardens in the nawab era. British destroyed much of the gardens. The gate has a beautiful architecture