The City of Nawabs
Lucknow is the multicultural capital city of Uttar Pradesh which is also known as the ‘Golden City’ or the ‘City of Nawabs’. Lucknow covers an area of about 2528 square kilometers. It is bounded on the East by Barabanaki which is famous by the name of ‘Home of Parijat Tree’, on the West by Unnao which is famous for its industries like mosquito net, leather and chemical industries, from the South by Raebareli which is known for its peacefulness, and on the North by Sitapur, which is famous for religious heritage and Hardoi which is famous for Prahlaad Kund and Hardoi was the city of Hirankashyap. Visiting these different places all around the Lucknow city can be easily accomplished by availing a rental cab service in Lucknow.
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Lucknow along with Agra and Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh has boosted tourism in the state. It is one of the largest and most sought-after cities in Northern India for tourism. Some of the popular sites of Lucknow City Tour are Rumi Darwaza, British Residency, Lucknow Zoo, Hazratganj Market, Marine Drive, Firangi Mahal, Dilkusha Kothi, Firangi Mahal. Hussainabad picture gallery, Shahi Baoli, Kaiserbagh Palace, Sikandar Bagh, and Disney Water Wonder Park.
Along with tourism, Lucknow is also known for Dasheri mangoes which are exported to many other cities of India. Being a multicultural city, there are many types of popular food varieties in Lucknow. Some of which are: Kebab, Biryani, Basket Chaat, Malai Makkhan, Kulche Nihari, Kulfi Faluda, and Chicken Shawarma.
Bara Imambara is a very popular spot in Lucknow, which is known for its incredible maze called ‘Bhul Bhulaiya’. Rumi Darwaza is the heart of Lucknow. Visiting places like these is a must for every tourist. Because of the crowd and busy traffic roads, it can become quite a task to find the required transport. Hire a cab service in Lucknow and enjoy hassle-free rides throughout the city.
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