What Does A Tourist Need To Know About The Historical Facts Of Lucknow?

Being the capital of Uttar Pradesh, the city of Lucknow is located on the banks of Gomti River. If you are a first time visitor to this city and staying at any of the hotels in Gomati Nagar Lucknow you need to know about the immense diversity of this great city. This short article will be handy to you in knowing some interesting facts about this unique city. Read on to find some of the exciting facts and destinations that attract tourists from all parts of the world.

·         Brief history: Being an ancient city, it was developed by Nawab Asaf-ud-Duala from Awadh dynasty in 1775. Though this city does not seem to be older than other Indian cities, it is considered to be a favourable destination for art and culture. After the Awadh rulers, Lucknow, British took over the administration. Nawab Asaf-ud-Duala was the key person in building the modern Lucknow we see now. He built many monuments.

·         La Martiniere: Known for its pioneering education and maintaining school traditions, La Martiniers has gained a nationwide reputation in India. The famous La Martiniere College has the distinction of being the lone recipient of Battle Honors for the role played by staff and pupils during the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857. Founded in accordance with the will of Major General Claude Martin, La Martiniere in Lucknow was instituted in 1845. Now the college conducts some fascinating athletic and academic programs. The entire place has been considered as one of the famous monuments in this great city.

·         The State Museum: In general. Museums in Lucknow are being visited most, by tourists. Any tourist should not miss this State Museum. It houses some rare collections from the third century AD masterpieces which include different sculptures like dancing girls and vignettes from the life of Buddha.

·         Jama Masjid: Being one of the most beautiful mosques in India, Jama Masjid was built in 1423 and has fantastic architecture. The entire structure is supported by more than two hundred pillars with fifteen arched domes. These pillars are carved with an inspiration drawn from Hindu and Jain culture. Tourists should not miss visiting this large mosque at Lucknow. 

·         Sikandar Bagh: One should miss visiting this wonderful garden which offers many recreational needs for all types of travellers. Located at the National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow, this beautiful garden sprawls over a vast area of more than 150 square meters. Recreational activities are conducted at the pavilion which is located at the centre.

Everything about Lucknow is impressive and even exciting. After visiting some of the above-referred places in Lucknow, tourists can also tour around some of the important destinations like the famous Ayodhya city. You can book a hotel near Sahara hospital Lucknow if visiting it for medical purpose. This city enjoys a significant position in the grand epic Ramayana, wherein Lord Ram ruled Ayodhya. For the soul-searching tourists, the city of Lucknow offers a different experience that is memorable in your lifetime.