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| A large part of the original Dilkusha gardens lies beyond the wall that runs close to the palace preventing visitors accessing the front! |
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| A back view of the Dilkusha Palace, Lucknow Visitors have been deprived of a look at the front view because of a wall that now divides the original garden. |
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| Short of restoration and more than preservation! Within the low-walled enclosure, left of pic, are the graves of Lieut Charles Keith Dashwood and Lieut W. Paul |
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| This ruined palace complex was built of lakhauri bricks, plastered with lime and decorated with plaster mouldings in a typical European style, during the reign of Nawab Saadat Ali Khan (A.D. 1798-1814). |
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