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Annette Bajwa
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    If you’re shooting in October or November, the early morning right after opening is usually the quietest. The light is soft and the dome’s gilded panels catch a gentle glow before the crowds start to fill the courtyard. By late afternoon you’ll see more people, especially on weekends, so plan to finish your shots before 5 pm if you want a clear view. If you’re staying near Regenta Central Lucknow it’s a short walk to the Imambara and you can arrive early without a long commute.

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