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Best Places to visit in March in Lucknow
March is the perfect month to explore the beauty of Lucknow as the weather warms up and blossoms begin to appear. Take advantage of the city's numerous gardens, parks, and outdoor spots during this time. Whether it’s a leisurely stroll through a botanical garden, a visit to a historical site, or enjoying local festivals and events, March offers a great mix of experiences in Lucknow.
Ambedkar Park, Lucknow
This public park named after Dr. BR Ambedkar is located on Vipul Khand of Gomti Nagar and is an important landmark of contemporary Lucknow. The park is spread across a vast area and houses several impressive structures. The Pratibimb Sthal with 62 statues of the elephant guards the entrance. The
Ambedkar Stupa, centrally located has several statues of Ambedkar depicting his biography. Parivartan Sangrahalay the two domed structure has statues of social reformers like Shahuji Maharaj, Sree Narayana Guru, Jyotiba Phule, Kanshiram and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. There is another structure housing marble statues of Gautam Buddha, Birsa Munda, Sant Ravidas, Guru Ghasidas, and Kabir Das. It also has a gallery that has bronze murals.
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Vipul Khand 2, Vipul Khand 3, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
Nature Sites and Parks
Family, Kids, Married Couples, Parents, Siblings
Entry Fee: ₹15 - ₹20 per person.
Ambedkar Park opening and closing timing is 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Ambedkar Memorial Park is open to visitors every day
January, February, March, April, May, June
Aminabad Market, Lucknow
Dating back to the times of Nawabs this is the country's largest and busiest markets. It truly is a haggler's paradise as there are no fixed price shops here. The market was primarily famous for selling traditional chikankari wedding garments, jewelry, books, handicrafts, but today one can get a wide
variety of other products too. The market gives a feel of the Chandni Chowk market in Delhi. Dotted with several eateries serving scrumptious delicacies from bread rolls to kebabs, biryanis, it is a gastronome's first choice. Lucknowi paan and tunday kebabi, chat at Kalika house, Wahid biryani cannot be missed. The main market remains closed on Thursday and a flee roadside bazaar sets in its place.
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Mumtaz Market, 27-52, Aminabad, Lucknow
Shopping Place
No Entry Fee
Aminabad Market is always open but Street shops opening and closing timing is 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
The Aminabad Market is alway open for visitors.
January, February, March, April, May, June
Bara Imambara, Lucknow
It is an 18th-century architectural wonder built by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula. The building is an acclaimed monument and evinces the exquisite style of Mughal engineering. The humungous does not use metal or wood and is considered to be the world's largest structure that is unsupported by beams. The Imambara is predominantly
famous for its Bhul Bhulaiya locally, a series of labyrinths on the top floor led by a flight of stairs on the outside. This place is especially revered by the Shia Muslims and the festival of Muharram is organized here. The Bada Imambara also houses the grave of Nawab Asaf-Ud-Dowlaha.
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Machchhi Bhavan, Lucknow
Religious Place
Friends, Solo, Parents, Youngsters
Adult (Indian) - ₹50/-, Child(5 to 10 yrs) - ₹25/-, Free entry for Children upto 6 years, Foreigners - ₹500/-
If you already bought the ticket at Bara Imambara, then this monument is also covered in the same ticket.
If you already bought the ticket at Bara Imambara, then this monument is also covered in the same ticket.
Bara Imambara opening and closing timing is 06:00 AM – 05:00 PM
The Bara Imambara is open from Tuesday to Sunday in a week, Closed on every Monday.
January, February, March, April
British Residency, Lucknow
As is evident from the name the building was once the residence of the British Resident General who was a representative in the court of Nawab. Now the group of buildings overlooking the Gomti river is a government office, a heritage site, and a popular tourist landmark. The building earned
significance during the seize of Lucknow, held when the first revolt 1857 was staged in India. It served as the warehouse of those "wretched cartridges". Once a magnificent three-story building it had a library, offices, residential quarter, armory, worship places, stables, dispensaries, games room, etc. The large hallways have high ceilings with arches bearing intricate detailings. A beautiful fountain at the entrance amidst the lawns adds to the grandeur.
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Mahatma Gandhi Marg, Deep Manak Nagar, Qaisar Bagh, Lucknow
Monument
Friends, Parents, Solo, Siblings, Youngsters
Indians (per person) - ₹20/-, Foreigners (per person) - ₹250/- also BIMSTEC, SAARC Countries ₹20/- (per person)
British Residency opening and closing timing is 07:00 AM – 06:00 PM
The British Residency is open every day for visitors
January, February, March, April
Chowk, Lucknow
Holding on to the reminisces of the bygone Awadhi Era the market is centrally located in Lucknow around 3kms away from Bara Imaambara. With a maze-like cobweb of streets, the market has as many as 5000 permanent and temporary shops selling a wide variety of goods. The market is famous
for genuine chikankari, rich zardozi, nagara shoes, traditional handmade jewelry, handicrafts made of ivory, bamboo, and wood, ittar or perfume, antiques, and much more. One can also get to pamper one's tastebuds at shops selling authentic Awadhi food ranging from kebabs, paratha, biryani, chicken or mutton delicacies, rich desserts, and Makhan malai. The market remains close on Thursdays. The market has always been a prime hub of commercial activity in the whole of North India.
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Chowk, Lucknow
Shopping Place
No Entry Fee
January, February, March, April, May, June
Constantia House, Lucknow
Constantia House is located on the premises of the famous La Martiniere Boys College, in Lucknow. The construction of this yellow sandstone building was initiated by a French Major-General Claude Martin, in 1785. It is an architectural potpourri reflecting a combination of Greek, English, Italian, and Mughal styles. A flight
of grand stairs leads to the entrance of this majestic building. The interiors of the building are decorated by french carpets, detailings of plaster of Paris, mirrors, and paintings. A tall copula"Laat" seems to touch the blue sky. The building serves as the burial ground of its author manufacturer. The grandiosity of the palatial building reminds of the opulence of the bygone era.
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La Martiniere Road, La Martiniere College, Lucknow
Monument
Friends, Siblings, Youngsters
January, February, March, April
Gomti Riverfront Park, Lucknow
It was constructed by the Government of Uttar Pradesh to conserve and revive the lifeline of the state, River Gomti. Constructed in line with the International Standards park has been recently inaugurated. It has to be an important landmark of the contemporary Lucknow and is a sought after destination owing
to its aesthetic quotient. Bound by the lush green surroundings across the banks of Gomti the park's prime attraction is the musical fountain. Other amenities include a capacious amphitheater, jogging, and walking tracks, boating, and kids play region. The park lets one experience the splendor of River Gomti while immersing one's soul in the scenic beauty.
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Jiamau, Lucknow
Nature Sites and Parks
Family, Kids, Married Couples, Parents, Siblings
General - ₹10/- per person
Gomti Riverfront Park opening and closing timing is 06:00 AM – 10:00 PM
The Gomti Riverfront Park is open every day for visitors
January, February, March, April, May, June
Husainabad Clock Tower, Lucknow
Locally known as the Ghanta Ghar the 221 ft. tall magnificent structure displaying the Victorian-Gothic style architecture is by far the tallest in the country. Bearing a striking similarity with Big Ben of England the four-faced clock tower stands close to Rumi Darwaza. It was constructed in 1881 by the
Hussainabad Trust to welcome first Lieutenant Governor of Awadh, George Cooper. The architectural stunner has a clock made of gunmetal with a 1 ½ inches thick and 14 feet long pendulum and 12 petalled floral dial. Earlier it was operated manually but in 2010 it was upgraded to an electrical version.
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Opposite, Husainabad Imambara, Near Rumi Darwaza, Lucknow
Monument
Friends, Solo, Siblings, Youngsters
No Entry Fee
Hussainabad Clock Tower open 24 hours all days in week
The Husainabad Ghanta Ghar is open every day for visitors
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
Indira Gandhi Planetarium, Lucknow
Also known as the Taramandal show Indira Gandhi Planetarium is situated at the Surajkund Park, on the banks of the River Gomti. The exclusive design of the building in the shape of Saturn with five rings surrounded by a pool of water captivates one and all. Equipped with a state
of the art projection system, digital sound system, full-blown air conditioning facility, and a lift ramp for physically challenged it hosts several science exhibitions and astronomy shows throughout the year. Its virtual trips to space punctuated with gorgeous galaxies help satiate the curiosity space enthusiasts. Various models of the Indian satellites and informative data about celebrated Indian scientists like Aryabhatt, Varahamihira, etc are also exhibited here.
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Nabiullah Road, Qaiserbagh, Lucknow
Museum and Gallery
Family, Kids, Parents
Adult - ₹25/-, Child (Above 3 yrs of age) - ₹10/-
Group of 30 peple or more - ₹10/- (per head)
Group of 30 peple or more - ₹10/- (per head)
Indira Gandhi Planetarium opening and closing timing is 10:00 AM – 05:00 PM
The Indira Gandhi Planetarium is open from Tuesday to Sunday in a week, Closed on every Monday.
January, February, March
Jama Masjid, Lucknow
Exhibiting the splendor of Indo-Islamic architecture Jam Masjid is located amid the city and is an important seat of worship for Shia Muslims. Made out of yellow sandstone the grandeur of its craftsmanship is spellbinding. Built by Sultan Ahmed Shah in 1423 the monument has 260 pillars supporting 15 arched
domes on different elevations. The domes remain inlaid with delicate designs while the pillars are adorned with ornate carvings inspired by the Hindu and Jain cultures. It is a testimony of the beauty and magnificence of the times bygone, that the city of Lucknow has been a witness to.
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Jama Masjid, Lucknow
Religious Place
Family, Kids, Friends, Married Couples, Solo, Parents, Siblings, Youngsters
No Entry Fee
Jama Masjid opening and closing timing is 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
The Lucknow Jama Masjid is open every day for visitors
January, February, March, April
Nawab Wahid Ali Shah Zoological Garden, Lucknow
Also known as the Banarsi Bagh the Lucknow Zoo is the oldest in North India and was established to commemorate the visit of Prince of Wales to Lucknow. The zoological garden is an abode to several species of animals, reptiles, and birds, including white tiger, hippopotamus, Indian python, white peacock,
parakeet, etc and some endangered species of Rhesus monkey, Hoolock gibbon. Several other attractions here include a ride on toy train "Bal Rail", a visit to The State Museum and Folk Arts Museum exhibiting the acclaimed Awadhi artifacts, paddle boating in a man-made lake, a well-equipped aquarium and nocturnal house providing shelter to different types owls, porcupines, and other nocturnal animals can also be visited.
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River Bank Colony, Narhi, Qaisar Bagh, Lucknow
Nature Sites and Parks
Family, Kids, Friends, Parents, Siblings, Youngsters
Adult - ₹80/-, Child (5 to 12 yrs) - ₹40/-, Video Camera (per camera) - ₹100/-
Nawab Wahid Ali Shah Zoological Garden opening and closing timing is 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM
The Zoological Garden is open from Tuesday to Sunday in a week, Closed on every Monday.
January, February, March, April
Rumi Darwaza, Lucknow
The magnificent sixty feet tall gateway located between the Bara Imambara and Chota Imambara used to serve as an entrance to Old Lucknow City. Also known a the Turkish gate it bears a strong resemblance to Bab-i-Humayun, a gateway in Turkey. Standing at an impressive height of 60ft, it is
made of brick coated with limestone. It remains ornate with beautiful carvings and designs. Legend says the monument's umbrella-like structure housed a lantern that used to be lit at night with the jets of water flowing from its arch. Rumi Darwaza has been adopted as a symbol of Lucknow and is bound to enchant everyone with its grandeur.
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Lajpat Nagar, Machchhi Bhavan, Lucknow
Monument
Friends, Solo, Siblings, Youngsters
No Entry Fee
There are no Rumi Darwaza timings, this place is open all around in year.
The Rumi Darwaza is alway open for visitors.
January, February, March, April
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