Lucknow
Call it the city of Nawabs, the Golden City of the East or The Constantinople of India, Lucknow is the epitome of all the three eras and continues to find new admirers across the world. Ruled by Nawabs during the 17th and 18th centuries, the city has become a confluence of modernisation, rich ancient values and grand architectural landmarks. Given the pace with which the city is developing and the economic boom witnessed of late, the city is a perfect destination for MICE events of any level and offers a plethora of opportunities to explore prestigious sites and imbibe tehzeeb from the local populace. Besides, Lucknow is also famous for its unique cuisine.
The places of interest that delegates can explore post events include Bara Imambara, Rumi Darwaza, British Residency Lucknow, Chattar Manzil, Jama Masjid, Clock Tower, Moti Mahal, Hussainabad Imambara, etc.
The capital city is well-connected with other cities of the state and the country by air, rail and road. Chaudri Charan Singh Airport, previously known as Amausi Airport, is the nearest to the city. It is about 15 kilometres away from the city centre. Lucknow enjoys sound railway connectivity with other cities both within and outside the stat via several railway stations installed in the city. Some of the stations are Lucknow Charbagh, Badshahnagar, Lucknow Junction, etc. Road is another convenient way to reach Lucknow as buses from UPSRTC and private operators ply regularly from Delhi and other cities to Lucknow.