The world's most dangerous maze, one is in Lucknow where once you get lost, it is difficult to get out

Hampton Court Maze is Britain's oldest and most prominent maze, dating back to the 17th century. It stretches over half a mile in length and was designed by King William III. HampTon Court is always described as miraculously confusing, making anyone who enters with a spinning head, and getting out of it is quite an adventure, which is achieved only by a few people with stronger willpower.

Beside Lucknow, the city of Nawabs, stands one of the most historic and complex mazes in the world. This maze is located within the Bara Imambara and is popularly known as Bhul Bhulaiyaa. There are many reasons why the visitors continue to be bewildered by its complexity. In this maze, four paths exist. Out of the four, only one is the right path, and the other paths end up at blind walls.

It has walls 15 feet thick and passageways that are only two and a half feet wide. The longest tunnel can be found right in the entrance of the maze at 330 feet long and leads directly to the first gallery. So given its complexity and age-exceeding 200 years-it would be best to really have a guide so you do not get lost in the thing.

In the UK, the Longleat Maze is considered to be one of the longest mazes in the world. By using high bridges and a central lookout tower, it is possible for visitors to better know where they are. Dating back to 1757, this maze is composed of the impressive design of trees and high wooden bridges that both aid and hinder its navigation. If the towers were not present, then visitors would most likely become lost within its extensive network of paths

Italy's Villa Pisani Labyrinth is one infamous with high walls and narrow pathways that bewilder anyone trying it once. The tall bushes and dead-ends at so many places make its crossing extremely difficult. It is also said that even Napoleon failed to cross it over, and it is through this that the reputation of the maze is described as not easily to be crossed.

The Ashcombe Labyrinth in Australia will make you dazed and bewildered. This maze was constructed more than 40 years ago. It is constructed of more than 1,000 cypress trees. It has two parts: the south maze and the north maze. With more than 1,200 rose bushes adorning the maze, its difficulty will be hard to determine. Unassisted visitors to this attractive labyrinth will be easily misled.

These mazes, one-of-a-kind in design and varying from easy to extremely difficult, attract adventure-seekers to the beautiful labyrinths. However, you never know till it's too late that with no guide or map, you may end up lost forever. Each of these mazes in Lucknow, UK, and Italy keeps promising an adventure as thrilling as it is challenging.