Lucknow City

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 Lets explore lucknow city

    

Lucknow, a large city in northern India, is the capital of the state of Uttar Pradesh. Toward its center is Rumi Darwaza, a Mughal gateway. Nearby, the 18th-century Bara Imambara shrine has a huge arched hall. Upstairs, Bhool Bhulaiya is a maze of narrow tunnels with city views from its upper balconies. Close by, the grand Victorian Husainabad ji Clock Tower was built as a victory column in 1881.

Lucknow is popularly known as the The City of Nawabs.

Lucknow is famous for most people as the land of Tunday Kababs, Nihari, and Tahzeeb. However, there is more to this place that is steeped in the city’s rich history, culture, and tradition. Take time and embrace this treasure trove of cultural diversity. From historical monuments of the Nawabs to the British architecture, every nook and corner of Lucknow has something from antiquity. Different from other touristy places, discover the charm and hospitality of a welcoming culture here.

Uniqueness of lucknow  

Fondly called the City of Nawabs, Lucknow has established its unique place with its tehzeeb (manners), grand architecture, beautiful gardens, delectable cuisine, and much more. It has a special appeal among travellers, and features a perfect blend of colonial charisma and aesthetics. And, if you think these are all that defines Lucknow, here are some mind-blowing facts about this city that you probably didn’t know about.

People of Lucknow are well-known for their courtesy and soft-heart. They has manners in ample and used to address all the people with great elegance by making the use of worlds like “Janab”, “pehle App” and many more. Abuses and bad language has no place in Lucknow.






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