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Best Places for Solo Travel in Lucknow
Lucknow is a fantastic destination for solo travelers, offering a mix of adventure, tranquility, and cultural exploration. Wander through its iconic landmarks, relax in peaceful parks, or dive into the vibrant local life of Lucknow. These solo-friendly spots are perfect for self-discovery and creating cherished memories. Whether you’re seeking inspiration or simply enjoying your own company, Lucknow ensures a fulfilling experience in Lucknow.
Amrapali Water Park, Lucknow
Located around 18 km before Malihabad this place attracts a good number of visitors all round the year. It is a sought after destination for an adventure-filled outing with family and friends. The park has several attractions to cater to visitors of all age groups. It boasts of having the
highest number of rides in comparison to other water parks in Lucknow. Rides like Float slide, Crazy cruise, Aqua Trail, Black Hole, splash pools manage to make one feel the gush of adrenalin. The premises also have green sprawling lawns, cottages, eating outlets, and a dedicated kid's play area. A live DJ playing the peppy numbers adds to the animation. The park also features camel rides which can be enjoyed by adults and children alike.
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Sahilamau, Hardoi Rd, Malihabad
Fun and Activity
Family, Kids, Friends, Solo, Parents, Siblings, Youngsters
Weekdays (Monday to Friday): Adult - ₹600/-, Child - ₹500/-
Weekends (Saturday, Sunday & Holidays): Adult - ₹750/-, Child - ₹650/-
Weekends (Saturday, Sunday & Holidays): Adult - ₹750/-, Child - ₹650/-
Amrapali Water Park opening and closing timing is 10:00 AM – 05:00 PM
The Amrapali Water Park is open every day for visitors
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
Chandrika Devi Temple, Lucknow
The 12th-century shrine is dedicated to Chandrika Devi, who is believed to be a manifestation of Goddesses Kali, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. Situated in Aashiyana, the temple is believed to have been a part of the Satyuga. It is one of the most revered Hindu shrines in the city. The sanctum
houses the idol of Goddess Durga with three heads. A pond is present in the premises which has a seated statue of Godess consort, Lord Shiva. Throngs of pilgrims visit here, especially during the auspicious days of Amavasya and Navratri as these are considered favorable for the performance of religious rituals like 'hawan' and 'mundan'.
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A-42, Jail Rd, Sector J, Ashiyana, Lucknow
Religious Place
Family, Kids, Friends, Married Couples, Solo, Unmarried Couples, Parents, Siblings, Youngsters
No Entry Fee
Chandrika Devi Temple opening and closing timing is 05:00 AM – 09:00 PM
The Chandrika Devi Temple is open every day for visitors
September, October, November, December
Chattar Manzil, Lucknow
Located on the banks of River Gomti, the two-story building exhibits a unique blend of European and nawabi architecture. The building is currently owned by Central Drug Research Institute though it was originally built by General Claud Martin as his residence in 1781. It has gilded umbrella on the dome
and it is popularly called the umbrella palace. The major highlight and the most captivating feature of the building is the presence of underground halls, the tahekhanas which lead into the river Gomti. They were designed purposefully to regulate temperature during summers. Several curious tourists are drawn to witness this marvel all around the year.
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Mahatma Gandhi Marg, Qaisar Bagh, Lucknow
Monument
Friends, Parents, Solo, Siblings, Youngsters
No Entry Fee
Chattar Manzil opening and closing timing is 07:00 AM – 06:00 PM
The Bara Imambara is open from Friday to Monday in a week, Closed on every Saturday & Sunday.
May, June, July, August
Chota Imambara, Lucknow
Also known as the Imambara of Hussainabad, it is situated adjacent to the Bada Imambara. Built by Muhammad Ali Shah in the 19th century, this is yet another spectacle of awe-inspiring craftsmanship. Its large dome, towering minarets, and sprawling lawns personify its grandeur. The walls adorned with Arabic inscriptions. It
is popularly also called the palace of light owing to extensive use of glass and interiors incandescent with grand chandeliers and the interiors are adorned with Arabic inscriptions. The monument also houses two facsimiles of Agra's Tajmahal. This was originally meant for the congregation of Shia Muslims, but later it became the resting place of Nawab and his mother.
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Tahseen Ganj, Husainabad, 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.
Chota Imambara opening and closing timing from Thursday to Saturday is 07:00 AM – 07:00 PM, and on Friday is 02:00 PM – 06:00 PM
The Chota Imambara is open every day for visitors
May, June, July, August
Dilkusha Kothi, Lucknow
The remnants of the 18th-century building are not only a delight for visitors, but has also immense historical and cultural significance. Located in the vicinity of Gomti River the Baroque-style construction, though impacted severely, managed to survive the first war of Indian independence in 1857. The building was originally erected
to serve as the hunting lodge for the Nawabs. Bearing a close resemblance to Seaton Delaval Hall, England the original three-story building had a basement. An impressive flight of steps led to four ornate octagonal towers. The vestiges of the walls, towers, and a neatly manicured garden to date echo the saga of its grand past.
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Bibiapur Marg, Neil Lines, Cantonment, Lucknow
Monument
Friends, Parents, Solo, Siblings, Youngsters
No Entry Fee
Dilkusha Kothi opening and closing timing is 07:00 AM – 06:00 PM
The Dilkusha Kothi is open every day for visitors
September, October, November, December
Four Seasons Fun City Water Park, Lucknow
Located on the Rai Bareilly Road this water park has something unique to offer. Besides the umpteen thrilling rides like reverse multi-lane slide, twister ride, tube slides, family slide, crazy cruise, playpen, jet splash, float slide, multi cruise and it has a snow park. The snow park is the major
highlight of this amusement park, artificial snow is formed at -32 degrees Celcius, crystallized and then sprayed as snow from a height of 4 to 5 feet by a special unit of the water park. The park is also set with an in-house DJ and dance floor, which play electrifying background score. The place is a must-visit and has something for everyone.
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Raibareli Road, Lucknow
Fun and Activity
Family, Kids, Friends, Solo, Parents, Siblings, Youngsters
No Entry Fee
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
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
Janeshwar Mishra Park, Lucknow
Constructed in the memory of a leading Samajwadi Party politician, Janeshwar Mishra, the park was inaugurated in 2014 in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. It is considered to be one of Asia's biggest national parks. It is a favorite haunt for city dwellers and visitors. The panoramic views of verdant lawns, captivating
brightly colored flower beds, large water bodies serving as an abode to several species of migratory birds are breathtaking.Other attractions here include well lit walking and cycle tracks, amphitheater, aesthetically designed garden furniture, boating facility, children's playground with swings, souveniers shops, lavatories, restaurants, and food plaza. It remains open on all days from morning to evening.
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Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
Nature Sites and Parks
Family, Kids, Friends, Solo, Parents, Siblings, Youngsters
Adult (above 12 yrs of age) - ₹10/- (per person), Night Laser show (7.30 to 8.00 pm) - ₹50/- (per peron)
Janeshwar Mishra Park opening and closing timing is 05:00 AM – 09:00 PM
The Janeshwar Mishra Park is open every day for visitors
July, August, September, October, November, December
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
State Museum, Lucknow
The four-story State Museum is housed within the premises of the Lucknow Zoo. It is one of the oldest museums in the city and has been the chief center of attraction for history buffs. It has several galleries dedicated to different eras and studies like Indian sculpture gallery, Nawabs art,
and coin gallery, archaeological gallery, Jain art gallery, Buddha gallery, metal art gallery, Egyptian gallery, a natural history gallery, and others. It showcases a broad spectrum of artifacts ranging from natural history objects from the Stone Age. It exhibits a rich collection of coins, sculptures, prehistoric tools, manuscripts, paintings, bronze images. One of the major attractions of the museum is Egyptian mummy and wooden burial boxes from 1000 BC.
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Banarasibagh, Hazratganj, Lucknow
Museum and Gallery
Family, Kids, Friends, Solo, Parents, Siblings, Youngsters
Adult (Indian visitor) - ₹12/-, Child (5 to 12 yrs) - ₹15/-, Foreigner - ₹200/-, Camera (Still / Mobile) Fee - ₹50/-
State Museum opening and closing timing is 10:30 AM – 04:30 PM
The State Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday in a week, Closed on every Monday.
April, May, June
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