Lucknow

The city of Nawabs

The capital and the biggest city of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow, arranged on the banks of stream Gomti, invites you with an endearing note of “Muskuraiyein, kyunki aap Lucknow mein hai”. A city of kebabs and nawabs, of design and history, of writing and culture – that is Lucknow more or less for you. The individuals of Lucknow are known for their elegant habits and charming ‘Pehle aap’ (you first) culture, which consistently abandons a grin on the essences of its guests. From a cut of rich pilgrim history to modernized historical centers, this masterful center of Awadh locale flawlessly unites the extravagance of a sparkling past and the straightforwardness of a cutting edge city.

Rumi Darwaza, the Mughal Door worked in the focal point of the capital partitions Lucknow into ‘Old Lucknow’ which is antiquated, increasingly swarmed and contains a large portion of the Muslim populace, and the ‘New Lucknow’ which is urban and one of the most arranged urban areas of Asia. Old Lucknow is home to the notorious Mughal landmark known as the Bara Imambara – a compositional wonder all by itself and a commendable encapsulation of Awadhi engineering and culture. At the great landmark is found the popular Bhool Bhulaiya which is a complicatedly structured maze with around 500 nearly indistinguishable entryways and around a thousand paths associated with various flights of stairs. Close by, Husainabad Clock Tower displays hints of Victorian design, while Moti Mahal fills in as an astounding vantage point for feathered creature viewing.

The greater part of Old Lucknow is notable for its clamoring lively lanes, genuine, mouth-watering kebab and biriyani outlets, lakhnavi chikan showcase, and the discount adornments stores.

New Lucknow, then again, has individuals of fluctuated societies and is fundamentally arranged with wide streets, shopping centers and stops worked to fill different amusement needs. The most acclaimed among these parks are the Ambedkar Park and the Gomti Riverfront Park, both perfect spots for visiting and walking around with loved ones at night.

Hazratganj, a significant shopping territory situated in the core of Lucknow, is well known for its ‘chaat’ and ‘kulfi’ diners, rich Mughlai eateries, and different shopping edifices. Every one of the structures in Hazratganj has unmistakable Victorian engineering, and you can search for truly anything – beginning from modest extras and knickknacks to very good quality garments, shoes, and gems.

Top Places to Visit In Lucknow

• Bara Imambara
• Hazratganj Market
• Chowk
• Zoo
• Rumi Darwaza
• Constantia
• Ambedkar Memorial Park
• Jama Masjid