Lucknow is known as the “land of Nawabs”. Holding immense
historical value, the city is well known for its delectable Awadhi cuisine,
handicrafts, historical monuments, sophistication and etiquettes.
Thus, sometimes, Lucknow is also denoted as the “Land Of Tehzeeb”.
Thus, sometimes, Lucknow is also denoted as the “Land Of Tehzeeb”.
With the increase in tourism in Lucknow, luxury accommodation in Lucknow has
reached new heights. 4 star hotels inLucknow like D’Corbiz Group, Lucknow, have improved the experience of
visiting the city manifold with excellent hospitality services.
Are you planning to visit this land of warm and courteous
hearts? Here’s a guide to having the best experience in the “land of tehzeeb”
1)
Witness the architectural genius at the Bada and
Chhota Imambara: Bada Imambara is nothing less than an architectural genius.
Build in 1784, the structure is both beautiful and mighty. It has religious importance
for Muslims and every year devotees flock here during Muharram. It also
features a hall which is over 50 meters long and is known to be the largest
arched hall and unsupported structure. It also houses the Asifi Mosque and
Shahi Bauli. On the other hand, the Chhota Imambara is a white textured
structure with a mosaic of green patterns. The colourful lamps and chandeliers
inside the structure bring in the colours as the sun shines bright on them.
Inside the complex rests the tomb of Muhammad Ali Shah and his family.
2)
Visit the British Residency: The British
Residency is a standing tall proof of the atrocities that India had to face
because of the British colonial rule. On your visit here, you can see the
bullets marks on the walls of this monument which used to serve as the
residence of the British Resident General. At present, this place is
appropriate if you wish to spend your evening in tranquility.
3)
Rumi Darwaza: This is a centrally located 60
feet gate located in the heart of Lucknow. The gate is famed because of the
intricate carvings on it and the architectural expertise with which it was
built. The gate has close resemblance with the entrance gate in Istanbul.
4)
Food
walks: Lucknow is well known for its lip-smacking Awadhi and Mughal dishes. The
walk is nothing short of heaven for non-veg lovers. Starting with delectable
kebabs to Nawabi breads, every meal will make you close your eyes in pleasure
after every bite.
5)
Chill at Hazratgaj- This place is just like CP
in Delhi. Close by most of the major markets, from here you can head for a
whimsical shopping spree. Not only youngsters but people of different age groups
visit the place to relax after a tiring day.
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