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Travel Guide to Lucknow
Lucknow, popularly known as 'City Of Nawabs' is the capital of Indian State of Uttar Pradesh and the second largest city in the Northern India. Dating back to the 18th century, the city was predominantly developed under the reign of Nawabs of Awadh as a major artistic and cultural center in India. It is considered as the multicultural tourist destination in India mainly because of its Nawabi style, historical monuments, and architectural wonders which leave every visitor spellbound. The Bara Imambara along with Chhota Imambara and Rumi Darwaza demonstrate the city's Nawabi mix of Mughlai and Turkish architectural style whereas La Martiniere college testimonies the Indo-European style. If you love architecture, you can be sure that this fascinating city will have a lot to offer you during your visit.
Climate
If you're traveling from Chandigarh to Lucknow, you may experience varied climate conditions. Lucknow has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. In summers, the maximum temperature hovers even up to 45° C while in winters the temperature range stays at around 25° C. So, certainly the best time to visit this Nawabi City is from November to February when the weather is comparatively cooler than the other times of the year, as during summer, the scorching heat will hamper your time out and can drain you of energy quickly.
Culture
Although centuries have passed since the time of Nizams and Nawabs, fragments of the culture and etiquette can still be seen in modern day Lucknow, starting with the dialect that has hints of the olden day parlance of Hindi. Today, Lucknow is home to people who belong to different cultures and who speak various languages, so no matter where you go, you will find languages that are foreign to your ears. The city's culture is a perfect mix of complete sophistication, warmth, politeness as well as a fine taste in terms of standard of living. Its rich traditions and the mannerism is the unique feature which captivates the heart of every traveler.
Places of Interests
The city has many magnificent architectural buildings and historical monuments such as Bara Imambara, one of the city's largest buildings, a shrine built in 1784. Yet another fascinating monument is Rumi Darwaza, a massive Mughal getaway built in 1784. Chota Imambara, built in 1838 by the Nawabs, Jama Masjid, a sandstone mosque and the British Residency, one of the major sites of the Revolution of 1857 are definite must- visit spots on your travels. If you have time, take a trip to La Martiniere College, a mixed architectural style of Indo- European, Chattar Manzil, the residence to the Nawabs of Awadh, Lucknow Museum, the oldest museum in the state possessing numerous antiquities and Dr. Ambedkar Park. Begum Hazrat Mahal Park is a major attraction during festivals, so if you happen to visit during a festival, make your way to this park as it pompously exhibits the city's rich cultural heritage to every guest.
Shopping
If you are visiting Lucknow, you should not miss out a chance to explore the local markets of the city which are charming places to lose yourself in. The city's chikan embroidery work is a center of attraction for travelers from all over India. You can stop by Alambarg Market, Nakhas Market, Chowk, Janpath market, Aminabad or Hazratganj to shop for anything from exquisite jewelry to zardozi embroidered items. You will also find antique handicraft items and renowned local perfumes, clothing, footwear and more at reasonable prices. Take back a souvenir or two with you for friends and family back home as you're sure to find great deals here.
Airport Information from Chandigarh to Lucknow
Departure
Chandigarh International Airport (IXC)
New Civil Area Terminal, Mohali, Punjab
Arrival
Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (LKO)
Amausi, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226009
How to reach Chandigarh Airport
- The nearest railway station is 13 kms away and is connected to the airport via taxis and public transport buses
- The nearest bus stand is at Sector 43 and is 12 minutes away
- Once can use popular mobile-apps to call a cab as well
Getting around Lucknow Airport
- You can opt for the pre-paid taxi services available at the Airport hallway.
- Or you can go for cabs or private cars to reach to your destination.
- The metro and buses connect parts of the city to the airport
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