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If you’re aiming for the cleanest shots, try arriving a bit later than 9 am on a weekday. The light will be warm, the courtyard still quiet, and you’ll avoid the Sunday rush that starts around noon. Staying at Regenta Central Lucknow means you can leave the hotel around 8 am, hit the Imambara before the crowds, and return before 5 pm for a sunset angle.

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