Nawabi culture

Nawabi culture refers to the lifestyle and traditions of the Nawabs, the Muslim rulers in South Asia, particularly in regions like Awadh (Oudh) and Hyderabad, during the late Mughal period and British colonial era. This culture is characterized by its rich contributions to art, architecture, music, and cuisine. Nawabi cuisine is known for its lavish dishes, often rich in spices and flavors. The architecture features grand palaces and gardens. Nawabi culture also emphasizes etiquette, poetry, and intellectual pursuits, blending Persian, Indian, and Mughal influences, creating a unique and sophisticated cultural heritage.