Welcome to Lucknow, a city of India which is known for its culture, food, literature, art and Nawabi. Today we will take you on a tour of some famous places of this city which you might not know.
Tomb of Saadat Ali Khan – Everyone knows about Hazrat Ganj and Ambedkar Park but the tomb of Saadat Ali Khan is known throughout India for its wonderful architecture and carvings and peaceful atmosphere in a busy area like Kaiserbagh.
Hussainabad Clock Tower – India’s tallest clock tower built by the British which is famous throughout India for its height and cost. In the year 1881, this 220 feet high clock tower was built by spending about 2 lakh rupees. It shows the structural design of Victorian and Gothic style. The length of the pendulum of this clock is up to 14 feet. It is good to see this great engineering of the British era at night.
Malihabad (Mango Gardens) – After seeing the architecture and Naqshi of Lucknow, you must visit Malihabad to see the mango gardens of Nawabs because the Dussehri mangoes of this place are still sent abroad and the atmosphere here will fascinate you.
Marine Drive (Gomti River Bank) – The riverfront built on the banks of the Gomti River in Lucknow, which is also called the Marine Drive of Lucknow, is built with lush green gardens, jogging tracks and parks, which are mostly for photoshoots of loving couples and social media influencers.
Every corner of Lucknow presents a unique blend of Nawabi history and modern culture. By visiting these undiscovered places, you will get to know this city in depth. Next time you come to Lucknow, make these special places a part of your trip.”
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