Location: Lucknow
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The 10 Best Free Things to do in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
Lucknow (/ˈlʌknaʊ/ ( listen) Lakhna'ū) is the capital and largest city of the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh and is also the administrative headquarters of the eponymous District and Division. It is the eleventh most populous city and the twelfth most populous urban agglomeration of India. Lucknow has always been known as a multicultural city that flourished as a North Indian cultural and artistic hub, and the seat of power of Nawabs in the 18th and 19th centuries. It continues to be an important centre of governance, administration, education, commerce, aerospace, finance, pharmaceuticals, technology, design, culture, tourism, music and poetry.
Restaurants in Lucknow
1. Ada Chikan
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 248 reviews
Ada conceptualized the art of chikankari on a different, albeit traditional platform. Ada brought together the finest artisans who were otherwise getting drawn to other professions, to craft breathtaking chikankari designs on finest fabrics, which became a delightful appreciation for the cognoscente. Vision: Ada took their customer’s chikankari experience to newer heights by transforming its retail outlet to a sprawling showroom decorated in a real-time Lucknawi ambiance, complementing their large collection of chikankari designer wear. Ada opened its windows to the world through an online store not only to diversify into myriad cultures but also to educate people about this art 'Chikankari' which is only manufactured in Lucknow and not replicated worldwide. Mission: Ada’s aim as a company is to deliver this handicraft globally at Lucknawi prices at everyone’s doorstep while ensuring they get an opportunity to enjoy the complete experience of Lucknawi Chikankari.
Reviewed By itsneha_singh
Amazing products must visit this store. I was amazed to see the vast variety of products and at an affordable price too.
2. Sugandhco
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
It was in 1850's when Mr. Chhunnamal Vijayvergiya took the initiative of starting a perfumery business, that would reach the masses. This initiative took its modern shape in 1980 and SUGANDHCO was born. The main aim was to serve by spreading the fragrance all over. SUGANDHCO combined traditional knowledge and modern trends giving a new dimension to the world of perfumery. The fragrances, thus created, were of high standards and quality. SUGANDHCO also introduced many new and innovative fragrance concepts like Cooler Perfumes, Floor Fragrance etc. The consumers of SUGANDHCO's fragrant specialties and it's admirers are spread all over the globe. Member of professional bodies like: EPCH | FAFAI | EOAI | CHEMEXCIL | AIAMA | ACOC etc.
Reviewed By krishnaraji - Mumbai, India
Sugandhco is ideally one of India's oldest-living traditional perfumeries upholding the world's pioneering perfumery tradition. Truly admirable is their versatility that spans all the 3 major perfumery traditions of the world-Indian, Arabian and French. Sugandhco's Arabesque scents in particular form a magnificent selection of tightly permutated formulations that spring surprises at every turn and bring a smile to the fragrance aficionado's face. 'Oud Badastur' with its animalic, musky, woody oud tonality took me back to the Khaleej-the Gulf States with their quaint old alleyways, the Bedoiun serenades and the old dhows sailing gently across Dubai Creek. While the warming and energetic 'Hina' and 'Musk Amber' resurrect the Nawabs of old, oud innovations like 'Mukhallat' , 'Hasrat e Oudh' and 'Jashn e Oudh' to name a few, make magic with musk, pour passion into patchouli and awe me with amber. A refreshing dab of 'Yaquet' or for instance, 'Nafasat' on the back of your hand would rejuvinate you with not just the amazing sillage of enchanting notes but even the longevity on skin or on fabric. PS-Do not miss the drydowns of any of these scents! There is invariably, always a little surprise awaiting you there! A certain note that emerges out of the blue as you exclaim 'wah! kya baat hai'! Mr.Vishwas Vijayvergiya, the knowledgeable and friendly upholder of this renowned tradition enlightened me about each of his masterpieces in thorough detail.
3. Constantia House
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By pilgrim_gsa - New Delhi, India
A must when one visits this iconic educational institute of historical importance too . Very well kept go and visit and appreciate glories of the days gone by and how heritage must be preserved for succeeding generations . Free entrance one does not need a guide to visit .
4. Parijaat Tree
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4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Megha66
After travelling for about an hour from Lucknow amidst villages and open areas, you will visit this place . Please carry a good camera to capture the moment.
5. Mankameshwar Mandir
6. La Martiniere College
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4.5 based on 188 reviews
Reviewed By daun065 - London, United Kingdom
I have only seen photographs of La Martiniere, the college my father attended in 1934 so it was with great pride that my trip to Lucknow enabled me to have an insight into his school days. I have to agree with all the other reviewers that it's certainly a place to visit with its impressive architecture and military history. We were lucky enough to meet up with the Bursar and Principal who graciously spent time going through past records. A wonderful experience.
7. Chandrika Devi Temple
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4.5 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By abhinesh1972 - Lucknow, India
DOn't miss your visit to this temple during your Lucknow visit. The whole route is so scenic and beautiful that you will love the tour. The surrounding resorts and fund places and farm houses like- ANGELS PARADISE etc are great in itself ! Must visit ANGELS PARADISE at Kathwara Road, whenever you visit this temple in your next visit
8. St. Joseph's Cathedral
9. Hazratganj
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4.5 based on 812 reviews
Reviewed By Lucknowi_pakvaan - Lucknow, India
Hazratganj is a heart of Lucknow. It blend of British and Nawabi Architecture. It's a place where you can meet entire community people and normally people comes to hazratganj to enjoy their weekends or for shopping. . In Hazratganj where you can get lots of restaurant (like Moti mahal , Royal cafe , Ram Asrey sweets etc) , famous street food point (like Bajpai puri bhandar, Shukla chat corner, Bombay pav bhaji, Chinese corner, New Shukla tea corner etc) , All brands showroom (like Tommy , US Polo , Woodlands, Reebok, Nike, Puma , Mufti etc). . . . And mainly Hazratganj called as hub of coaching institute (Medical , Engineering, UPSC , Bank , Railway etc) . . In Hazratganj there is love Lane market which is only for Women Get free WiFi for first 30 minutes. . Some famous Heritage located in Hazratganj like CATHEDRAL CHURCH , GPO , VIDHAN SABHA, ST FRANCIS COLLEGE etc
10. Moti Mahal
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4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By JitendraS840
Visit to Moti Mahal is a nostalgic experience where where aloo tikki nad makhan malai are the unmatched combination and mouth watering delights
