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Ruins of the Lucknow Residency and Museum
The bloody history of the demise of this Raj era compound is immortalised in the Museum in the Basement. This was the scene of the 1857 First Battle for Independence, referred to by the British as `The Indian Mutiny.´ Although you can still clearly see numerous canon ball marks in the ruined buildings, thankfully it is a peaceful place today.…
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So much so in fact, that you are likely to stumble across couples taking a little private time in the leafy shady groves. The Residency is clearly recognised by the locals and tourists alike as a breezy haven to escape from the bustle and dust of a busy Indian city. The Residency will try to sell you a photo pass for an additional ₹25. The guard will also ask you if you have a camera. However once you are inside, no one will say anything if you take photos.
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Bara Imambara and Bhool Bhulaiya
A large and impressive tomb complex built in 1783. There is an interesting labyrinth too. You could easily spend half a day wandering around these beautiful but crumbling examples of Mughal architecture. If you hire a guide, do not expect him to know the way around; some are known to get lost in the labyrinth.…
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The ticket also includes the Chhota Imambara, the Husainabad clock tower and picture gallery. Lone couples are not allowed to enter the labyrinth inside the complex without a guide. This prohibition is not brought to notice while buying the entry ticket. You will also have to pay a man 1 rupee to mind your shoes while exploring the complex: shoes are not allowed inside.
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La Martiniere College
官方网站Boys college. Building also known as Constantia, La Martiniere College is one of the oldest schools in the country. It was built in 1840 and started as a school in 1845. The school building is still well maintained. The best time to visit is either in the morning at around 08:00, when one can see the assembly, or after the school finishes at 15:30.…
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This landmark building has also featured in several Bollywood films.
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Ambedkar Memorial
A large, new 107 acre development to honour Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar who was the architect of the Indian constitution. Impressive stone work, statues and fountains intermix with carefully sculpted gardens.
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Husainabad Clock Tower
A British landmark, set in a park with the somewhat poorly curated picture gallery, and a lake. A great place for sunset. The ticket for Bara Imambara also grants admission here.
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Buddha Park
A small park on the side of a noisy congested road in Lucknow. A statue of the Buddha gives the park its name. The park features fun rides and boating facilities.
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Marine Drive
Beautiful Gomti river-side and monumental structures view for fun with Family and friends. Best time to visit is 16:00-18:00, during the sunset.
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Chhota Imambara
An imposing mausoleum built by the third Nawab of Avadh in 1837. The ticket for Bara Imambara is also good for admission to Chhota Imambara.
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Farangi Mahal
The Oxford and Cambridge of India author/poet Shibli Naumani. For more details see the book Ul Farangi Mahal by Francis Robinson
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Cathedral School
It is a school and comprises of a massive church. Lot of celebrations take place around Christmas time and is packed.
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Colvin Taluqdars College
A must see place it has great architecture built in 1896 named after Sir Auckland Colvin.
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Crocodile sanctuary at Kukrail
One of the biggest sanctuaries in Asia.
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常见问题
Lucknow必看的景点有哪些？
Lucknow has 13 documented sights including Ruins of the Lucknow Residency and Museum, Bara Imambara and Bhool Bhulaiya, La Martiniere College. Use the list above to plan your itinerary.
How many days to see Lucknow?
Most travelers spend 3–5 days in Lucknow to cover the major sights. Download Nomax to connect with other travelers and plan a shared itinerary.
Is Lucknow good for solo travelers?
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