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Lucknow General Information
Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, extends along the banks of the River Gomti is well known all over the world for the tehjeeb or the courteous behavior of its people. It is a rare city. Few places in the world are endowed with such rich cultural traditions, as is this romantic city of the nawabs. Whether it is history, architecture, music, dance, handicrafts, etiquette, or sports, Lucknow has its own story to tell. The creator of Lucknow as it is today was Nawab Asaf ud Daula. The city became known as a centre for Urdu poetry and courtly diction, and reached its acme during the reign of Wajid Ali Shah who was a connoisseur of music and poetry. It was during his reign that the British appropriated Awadh. Today, the city is dotted with remnants of its rich historic past. Lucknow is also known for its elaborate cuisine and 'Chikankaari' or exquisite shadow-work embroidery on fine muslin cloth. Facts and Figure :
Lucknow Sightseeing : »Bara Imambara »Rumi Darwaza »Jama Masjid »Lucknow Residency »Shah Nazar Zoo »La Martiniere »Shah Najaf Imambara »Nawabganj Lake »Kanak Bhawan »Vidhan Sabha Building »Chhota Imambara How to Reach Lucknow : Air : Lucknow is well connected to Calcutta, Patna, Delhi, Bombay by Indian Airlines. Rail : Lucknow is well connected by rail with several major cities like Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, and others. Road : Lucknow is well connected by road with several mazor cities of India |
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