During the mid 18th century, with the Mughals at Delhi in decline, Lucknow gained prominence as the brightest star on the Indian cultural firmament – its rise fueled by the immense wealth of the Avadh and the matching extravagan... More

We cover 1- JAMA MASJID 2- CHOTA IMAMBARA 3- ROOMI DARWAZA 4- BARA IMAMBARA 5- CHATTAR MANZIL 6- BEGUM HAZRAT MAHAL PARK - 7- MOTI MAHAL 8-Ambedkar Park - Ambedkar Park - Also called Elephant park, is spread across... More

In this evening tour, enjoy a curated dining experience at Kotwara House, the residence of one of the oldest royal families of Awadh. Situated in the posh Qaiser Bagh area of Lucknow, this royal residence of the present Raja Muzaf... More

Step into the heart of Lucknow’s royal legacy by visiting the ancestral home of the original Nawab of Lucknow. Discover the elegance of this beautifully preserved residence and savor an authentic traditional Lucknowi meal, craft... More

Get an up close look at the history and landmarks of the Mughal Empire during this day trip from Delhi to Agra. Visit the iconic Taj Mahal- India's most stunning homage to love, and learn how this World Wonder was built by Shah Ja... More

Embark on an enriching "Lucknow 3-Days Private Tour with Hotel and Transfers" as you arrive at Lucknow airport on Day 1. Our team will greet you and seamlessly transfer you to your hotel, offering relaxation time for personal acti... More

Discover the subtle understated elegance of intricate white thread embroidery on delicate white muslin- Chikankari an exquisite craft that has been applauded and desired for centuries. And the age-old tradition of ‘Naqqashi’, ... More

A castle that could never be used to live, is a French imprint in Lucknow and narrates a story of how a Frenchman, Claude Martin rose to become Maj General in the British East India Company. This magnificent architecture stands on... More

Lucknow, the City of the Nawabs, brings to mind leisurely lifestyles and pastimes such as chess, pigeon fights and kite flying. On this afternoon tour, spend a few hours flying kites with an instructor. Watch the colorful kites as... More

This is a private two hour walking tour of the Kaiserbagh Palace complex. This historic Palace is considered one of India’s beautiful royal buildings. It was planned and built by the Rajput ruler, Wajid-Ali-Shah in the mid 1800s... More

Lucknow is the capital of Uttar Pradesh in North India. It is a historically important city and for centuries was at the heart of the North Indian culture. It is also famed throughout India for its elaborate cuisine and exquisite ... More

Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. You will have a chance to explore the city, while hearing fascinating facts and legends. Did you know that Lucknow is the capital of Uttar ... More

Embark on a captivating journey with the "Lucknow Treasures: A Full-Day Private City Tour." Commencing at 9:00 AM, meet your guide at your hotel lobby and delve into the rich history and culture of Lucknow. Begin your exploration ... More

Lucknow, a city which upholds many cultures, heritage and arts of Uttar Pradesh, resonating in every corner. It gained prominence when Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula shifted the capital of Awadh from Faizabad to this city in 1775. On this t... More

Discover all the famous Markets of Lucknow and taste local delicacies on this fantastic 4-hour experience with a personal guide in an air-conditioned car. Highlights: 1. The vibrant atmosphere of Lucknow markets can make shopping... More

Lucknow or the City of the Nawabs as it is also known has several buildings that reflect the architectural style of the former Kingdom of Awadh. On this exclusively designed Heritage Walk discover the charms of a bygone era as you... More

Lucknow is the capital of the North Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Also known as the ‘City of Nawabs’, Lucknow is famous for the courtly manners of its inhabitants, gardens, poetry, music and above all its cuisine. The cuisine... More

Cawnpore was an  important defense garrison of the British East India Company. The Cawnpore Cantonment was spread over an extent of six miles, in a semicircular form, along the banks of the river Ganges. Hundreds of colonial bung... More

Lucknow, the city of the Nawabs, also has a little known association with its colonial past. After Calcutta, it was here that the second golf club was founded in India - La Martiniere Golf Club. Spend a morning teeing off on this ... More

Lucknow, the capital of the Central Indian state of Uttar Pradesh is often referred to as the City of Nawabs. However, even before the Nawabs the city was home to Hindu Kings. Spend an evening with a descendant of Lucknow’s Hind... More