Re- Live the Royal Era: from Chikan Embroidery to Chicken Kebabs

The city of Agra was discovered in 1504, when Sultan Sikander Lodi started his rule, on the banks of the river, Yamuna. Later, during the Battle of Panipat, in 1526, the Mughal ruler, Babur assumed control and governed his realm from here. During his rule, Agra saw brilliant years of art & culture, imaginative architecture and gardens, which soon became the benchmarks for Indian craftsmanship over the years. His first undertaking was an open garden on the banks of Yamuna – Aram Bagh. The famous moments today are the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri. One cannot leave the city without sampling its Mughlai food or the Agra ka Petha!

When we talk about the Mughals, another city which strikes a chord is Lucknow – otherwise called the City of Nawabs. Verifiably, Lucknow the capital of the Awadh locale, was constrained by the Delhi Sultanate and later the Mughal Empire, and then moved to the Nawabs of Awadh. The city’s contemporary culture is the consequence of the amalgamation of Hindu and Muslim rulers who controlled the city at the same time. The credit goes to the Nawabs of Awadh, who took an unmistakable fascination for all social statuses and urged these customs to accomplish an uncommon level of refinement.

Bhopal is another city which was reined by the Mughals. The conclusive triumph of the Marathas against Mughals in the Battle of Bhopal is a huge occasion in the historical backdrop of India. Bhopal is pleased with its moniker, the City of Lakes, and has its two biggest water bodies – the upper and lower lakes which set the vibe for this quiet and laid-back city. All in all, we can say that that the Mughals left their heritage of not just food and culture but Royalty and Luxury in its design. Old Palatial Bungalows, Luxurious Homes, and Hotels & Resorts seeking to upgrade their interior and #exteriordesign can choose from the Royal fan collection or can opt for Rich Teak wooden Designer Ceiling Fans from Luxaire, along with promoting greenery in their gardens and terraces by way of Custom made Fiberglass Planters