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Sightseeing

Lucknow (0.00 km)

Hazratganj (1.77 km, 4 ), British Residency (4.68 km, 3.5 ), Tunday Kababi (5.52 km, 5 ), Rumi Darwaza (6.24 km, 4.5 ), Bara Imambara (6.39 km, 5 ), Ambedkar Memorial Park (6.74 km, 5 ), Chota Imambara  (7.11 km, 4.5 )

Description

Ambedkar Memorial Park

A large park dedicated to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, featuring statues and well-maintained gardens. Entry fees: Rs. 25.

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Bara Imambara

A historical monument and mosque, known for its large central hall and the Bhool Bhulaiya (labyrinth). Entry fees: Rs. 50 (Indians), Rs. 500 (Foreigners). The entry fee is common for Bara and Chota Imambara. Guides are mandatory, and they charge Rs. 100 per person. Videography and professional cameras are prohibited without permission.

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British Residency

A historic site known for its ruins, associated with the 1857 Indian Rebellion. Entry fees: Rs. 15 (Indians), Rs. 200 (Foreigners).

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Chota Imambara

A smaller but equally impressive building, often referred to as the Imambara of King Nawab Muhammad Ali Shah. Entry fees: Rs. 50 (Indians), Rs. 500 (Foreigners). The entry fee is common for Bara and Chota Imambara.

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Hazratganj

A popular shopping street offering a mix of modern and traditional shops, cafes, and restaurants. This used to be a hotspot for locals before shopping malls came into existence. The place still offers plenty traditional stores.

Lucknow

Lucknow is the capital of Uttar Pradesh. It is known for its historical monuments, rich cultural heritage, and traditional cuisine. The city has several important landmarks, including the Bara Imambara, Chota Imambara, and Rumi Darwaza. It also has vibrant markets like Hazratganj and Aminabad. Lucknow is famous for its Mughlai and Awadhi cuisine, including dishes like kebabs, biryanis, and sweets like Tunday Kebab and Lucknawi Peda.

Rumi Darwaza

A gateway built in the Awadhi style, often considered a symbol of Lucknow. Alternate name: Rumi gate.

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Tunday Kababi

A popular restaurant in old Lucknow for Mughlai cuisine. This restaurant is crowded on most days and has limited indoor seating. It is recommended to visit this restaurant with a scooter or public transport as parking is a nightmare on this narrow street.

Author

• Anurag Gupta is a frequent traveller and an advocate of eco-tourism and sustainable living. He believes in opensource technology, and wants to promote technology for eco-living. He is an M.S. graduate in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Cornell University. He also holds an M.Tech degree in Systems and Control Engineering and a B.Tech degree in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay.

Acknowledgement and Collaboration

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