Explore the Best Places to See in Lucknow
When the pleasant breeze of aromatic flavors greets your senses, you know you’ve arrived in Lucknow, the food capital of India. A visit to Lucknow will captivate you with its gastronomy. Enjoy the city’s delicious food, chivalrous ambiance, and rich culture, adorned with poetic monuments and gilded artistry. To truly experience Lucknow, immerse yourself in its local life—explore the best places to see in Lucknow and live like a Lucknowi to enrich your journey.
So, read on for the insights of the city through the eyes of a Lucknowi.
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Top Places to Visit in Lucknow
EXPLORING THE REAL LUCKNOW
A prayer- hall namely ‘BadshahiMosque’ which was the last of its kind to not to incorporate european elements stands sturdy in midst of the largest city of the state. This maze structure (Bhool Bhulaiyya) built by Nawab Asaf-ud-daula is believed to have 1024 routes to reach the terrace and only one to return.
The architecture of the imambara shows the artistic proficiency of ornamental Mughal architecture with its summit (the terrace) showcasing the most placid view of the city.
Chota Imambara
Festooned with glitzy chandeliers and raiza, this terrific edifice built by muhammad ali shah manifests his silver throne and red crown. This complex is yet another praying hall with two undersized replicas of the Taj Mahal stationing in its gardens. This serene beauty is no further to the tallest clock tower and is at an approachable distance from the Hussainabad picture gallery.
Plan your day perfectly to take pleasure from this amazing composition and its adjoining establishments.
The Evidence Of The Past- The British Residency
Explore the best places to see in Lucknow, where the city proudly showcases its historical landmarks. Among them is the Tomb of Sadat Ali Khan, known for sheltering over 3000 British residents during the revolt of 1857. Don’t miss the grandeur of Kaisarbagh Palace and the observatory commissioned for British astronomer Colonel Wilcox.
The Chattar Manzil – The Umbrella Palace
Palace to the rulers of awadh and their wives, the chattar manzil was built by the order of nawab ghazi uddin haider. its scenic presence on the banks of river Gomti with the umbrella-shaped dome is quite breathtaking. You can certainly spend an hour dedicated to noticing the European influence on the building and its relevance with all the other Indo-Mughal designed buildings in Lucknow.
Fairs & Festivals of Lucknow
LUCKNOW MAHOTSAVA
A 10-day grandeur of celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the city plays into action during the months of february and march. Finger-licking delicacies, cultural and religious art forms along with exquisitely handcrafted goodies are some of the die–for traditions of this fest. The city comes to life by dressing up like royalties and embracing the sumptuousness of its fortune.
If you land in Lucknow during these 10 days then enthusiastically participating in the event will certainly give an edge to your travel experience.
SUIT UP THE INTELLECT INSIDE YOU TO ENJOY LUCKNOW’S LITERATURE FESTIVAL
Reserve yourself a seat with the most brilliant minds of the nation. Pamper your senses with the city’s eye candy art, drama, music, books, and talks.
If you are a conversationalist then this three-day event will certainly be your highbrow opportunity. Don’t miss it for the world.
