Lucknow Tour Package

Lucknow Tour Package

The city of Nawabs immediately brings in the picture of Lucknow. The name of the city Lucknow is absolutely inseparable from this expression because it was mostly ruled by the Nawabs of Avadh and hence has inherited nawabi nazakats or Nawab mannerisms and sophistication. This capital of Uttar Pradesh is also renowned for graceful monuments, architecture, dance and handicrafts. Not only this, Lucknow the flourishing metropolitan city of India is also noted for its refined Urdu poetry or Shayari. When the city abounds in so many attractive and interesting things then definitely travelers will also be cutting across the boundaries to bask in its imperial beauty and grandeur.

The Lucknow tour packages are also designed in such an excellent manner that tourists get to take in all the important and must-visit tourist attractions in Lucknow. Some of the places which invariably form the travel plan on tours to Lucknow include Bara Imambara, Chhota Imambara, Rumi Darwaza, Hussainibad picture gallery, Clock Tower, Jama Masjid, Shah Najaf Imambara, Maqbara Saadat Ali Khan and Khurshidzadi, Chhatar Manzil, Qaiserbagh Palace complex, Moti Mahal, Qadam Rasul, Sikandar Bagh, Dilkusha Palace, Bibiyapur Kothi, La Martiniere, Lucknow Residency and Lucknow zoo among others.

Day 1: Lucknow ( Arrival )

You are expected to be in Lucknow, the capital of the state of Uttar Pradesh in the first day. Lucknow is famous for its heritage and culture. On arrival, check into the hotel and soon leave to visit Bara Imambara and Chhota Imambara. Both are imposing monuments with great historical significance. In the evening you return to the hotel and stay overnight.

Day 2: Lucknow ( Local Sightseeing )

Explore the city and the attractions it holds, Lucknow is an interesting place with great things to offer. The structures in the city showcase the fine blend of Indo-Islamic and colonial era. Visit some sites like: Dilkusha Garden, Shah Najaf, Ram Krishna Math, Moti Mahal, La Martiniere, Chattra Manzil, also visit the old city in the evening. Spend some time indulging into shopping and trying out some ethnic dishes. In the evening you return to the hotel and stay overnight.

Day 3: Departure

In the morning, after breakfast, leave Lucknow and continue your further journey. The short trip comes to an end but with a rich experience.

Payments policy

• 25% Amount at the time of booking. 100% Amount 15 days or earlier, before travel date. Payment by cheque or online payment facility available. Your booking confirmation number will be provided to you.

Tour Cancilation policy

• Strictly depends upon concerned hotel's cancellation policy
• Minimum Cancilation charges before 10days of Travel Date is 10% of package cost

• Package cost will change if opted for guide service, choice of transport vehicle, hotel type change
• Accommodation charges as mentioned in the package are with 2 persons staying together sharing the same room
• Extra persons in same room charges extra
• Altough we ensure you the best experience but unfortunate delays in travel and inefficient service of hotel is the responsibility of the respective parties.

By Train:

Lucknow Charbagh Railway Station (Station Code: LKO / LJN - City Center): An architectural palatial masterpiece. Direct Vande Bharat Express trains connect Lucknow daily to Delhi (Anand Vihar in 6.5 hours), Gorakhpur, Patna, Varanasi, and Dehradun, alongside over 200 superfast Shatabdi and Rajdhani express trains to Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Chennai.

By Metro:

Lucknow Metro Red Line (CCS Airport to Munshi Pulia): Connects the airport directly to Charbagh Railway Station, Hazratganj, and IT Chauraha across 23 km and 21 stations in just 30 minutes.

By Air:

Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (Airport Code: LKO - Amausi 12 km southwest): Major international aviation hub operating direct global flights to Dubai, Riyadh, Muscat, Jeddah, and Bangkok, alongside extensive 24x7 domestic non stop flights to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Goa, and Ahmedabad.

By Road & Expressway:

• From Agra (~330 km / 3.5 hours): Via 6 lane access controlled Agra Lucknow Expressway.
• From Delhi (~500 km / 6 hours): Via Yamuna Expressway and Agra Lucknow Expressway.
• From Ayodhya (~135 km / 2 hours): Via 4 lane NH-27.
• From Kanpur (~80 km / 1.5 hours): Via 6 lane NH-27.
• From Varanasi (~280 km / 4.5 hours): Via NH-731 through Sultanpur.
• UPSRTC operates deluxe AC Janrath, Volvo, and Scania buses 24x7 from Alambagh ISBT and Kaisarbagh Bus Stand.

Local Transport:

Lucknow Metro, auto rickshaws, battery operated e rickshaws, app based cabs, and city buses provide seamless transit across the capital.

Lucknow features grand Awadhi imambaras, labyrinth complexes, Turkish gateways, and colonial ruins:

1. Bara Imambara, Bhool Bhulaiya & Asfi Mosque (1784 AD Vaulted Marvel & Stepwell)

Commissioned in 1784 by Nawab Asaf ud Daula as a famine relief project. The central hall measures 50 meters long and 15 meters high without a single supporting pillar or iron girder. Above it lies *Bhool Bhulaiya*, an intricate three dimensional maze of 1,000 corridors, alongside the subterranean Shahi Baoli stepwell and the grand Asfi Mosque.

Bara Imambara — 1784 Grand Architectural Complex, Unsupported Hall and Labyrinth

2. Chhota Imambara (Imambara Husainabad Mubarak & Palace of Lights 1838 AD)

A dazzling 1838 monument built by Nawab Muhammad Ali Shah. Adorned with Belgian crystal chandeliers, gold plated minarets, exquisite Islamic calligraphy, the Nawab's silver throne, and a central garden canal modeled after the Taj Mahal.

Chhota Imambara — 1838 Palace of Lights Adorned with Belgian Crystal Chandeliers

3. Rumi Darwaza & Husainabad Clock Tower (60-Foot Awadhi Turkish Gateway of Lucknow)

A colossal 60 foot arched gateway built in 1784, inspired by the grand portal of Constantinople in Turkey. It serves as Lucknow's quintessential architectural icon, standing beside India's tallest Victorian clock tower (Husainabad Clock Tower, 221 ft) and the Satkhanda watchtower.

Rumi Darwaza — 60-Foot Iconic Awadhi-Turkish Gateway of Lucknow

4. The British Residency & 1857 Siege Museum (Historic Ruins & Freedom Memorial)

The scarred brick residential complex that endured the historic 147 day Siege of Lucknow during the 1857 First War of Independence. Surrounded by rolling lawns, it preserves artillery hit walls, the British cemetery, and a multimedia 1857 uprising museum.

The British Residency — Historic 1857 Siege Ruins and Memorial Museum

5. Ambedkar Memorial Park & Janeshwar Mishra Park (376-Acre Asia's Largest Eco-Park)

A colossal 107 acre memorial park in Gomti Nagar constructed with red sandstone from Rajasthan, featuring stone carved elephant galleries and stupendous domes. Nearby lies *Janeshwar Mishra Park*, Asia's largest eco park spanning 376 acres with water bodies, sports tracks, and jogging promenades.

Ambedkar Memorial Park — Grand Red Sandstone Architectural Landmark in Gomti Nagar

6. Hazratganj & Ganjing Promenade (Colonial Victorian Shopping Arcade & Royal Cafe)

The beating heart of Lucknow's retail and culinary culture, where Victorian lamp posts, uniform white facades, and heritage cafes invite travelers to experience the timeless tradition of *Ganjing*.

7. Chowk & Aminabad (Ancient Nawabi Bazaars, Chikankari Ateliers & Tunday Kababi)

Centuries old bustling bazaars where master artisans craft delicate Chikankari embroidery and Zardozi garments, and legendary food stalls serve iconic Tunday Kebabs and Makhan Malai.

8. Gomti Riverfront Promenade & Marine Drive (Illuminated Musical Fountains & Boating)

A modern landscaped riverfront park along both banks of the Gomti River, featuring illuminated musical fountains, cycling pathways, amphitheaters, and evening boat cruises.

9. Nawab Wajid Ali Shah Zoological Garden & State Museum (1921 AD Royal Zoo Campus)

A prestigious 71 acre botanical and zoological sanctuary established in 1921, housing white tigers, lions, toy trains, and the State Museum preserving 1,000 year old antiquities and Egyptian mummies.