The city is known for its culture, music, art, and poetry. It was a hub of North Indian art and culture in the 18th and 19th centuries ...

The grand Rumi Darwaza at the entrance of old Lucknow is telling of the time when ... It was built by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula in the 17th century ...

Wandering the streets of Qaiser Bagh, the walled palace complex of the last Nawab ... kooche’ theme—including the literary guftagu, food, exhibits, and performances—showcase a Lucknow ...

Shami kebabs were apparently invented by a highly skilled chef for a toothless Nawab of Lucknow. The Nawab was so fat from overindulgence that he couldn’t get on a horse, and his teeth were all ...

There are many beautiful gardens, interesting museums and grand historical places to visit in Lucknow, the city of Nawabs. Among these, the Bada Imambara, Kaiserbagh Palace complex, British ...

Both landmarks are uniquely designed yet share a common theme of meticulous craftsmanship ... Long story short there's plenty ...

Today, the Lucknow Residency is one of the few memories ... was a series of buildings constructed as a home for the British by Nawab Saadat Ali Khan II of Awadh in 1780-1800 AD as a goodwill ...

Mumbai (Mahrashtra) [India], March 8: The city of dreams was graced with the opulent flavours of the Nawabs as 'Lazzt-E-Lucknow' officially opened its doors in Andheri West. A regal dining ...

From iconic family-run to sophisticated eateries, there are innumerable restaurants in Lucknow, which need no sign-boards or publicity. The City of Nawabs and kebabs—as it is popularly known ...

It is believed to have been… The Rumi Darwaza is a gateway in Lucknow built by Nawab Asaf-Ud-Dowlah in 1784. The 60-feet structure is modelled after… This 67-metre clock tower is the highest ...