Lucknow is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and historic architecture, but beyond its famous landmarks lie several abandoned buildings in Lucknow that tell fascinating stories of the city’s past. From forgotten colonial structures to neglected mansions and deserted estates, these abandoned places offer a glimpse into history, mystery, and changing urban landscapes. This article…
When people think of Lucknow, they often picture its grand architecture, elegant manners, and rich cultural heritage. Yet, one of the city’s greatest contributions to India is its extraordinary cuisine. The foods that originated in Lucknow tell stories of royal kitchens, culinary innovation, and centuries-old traditions that continue to shape the city’s identity today. Recognized…
Explore how Lucknow balances its Nawabi heritage with modern urban growth through culture, cuisine, festivals, heritage walks, cafés, open mics, spirituality, and contemporary lifestyles.
Lucknow, Get Ready For An Evening Of Non-Stop Laughter There are comedians who tell jokes, and then there are comedians who turn everyday life into comedy gold. Abhishek Upmanyu belongs firmly in the second category. The comedian whose videos have gathered millions of views online is all set to bring his much-talked-about stand-up special, “TOXIC,”…
Social Voical – Lucknow’s art and culture scene continues to grow more vibrant — and this July, the city will witness an evening where poetry, storytelling, and live music come together under one roof. Presenting Social Vocial: A Spoken Word Mini Fest, an initiative by the popular literary platform Kavita Kisse Kahaniyan, known for nurturing…
In the cultural heart of Lucknow, Kavita Kisse Kahaniyan stands as a beacon of creativity, providing a unique platform for expression through weekly poetry and storytelling events under the banner of “Spill the Word.” Dive into a world where emotions find their voice, stories come alive, and creativity knows no bounds. Event Details: 📅 Dates:…
Free Entry at Gomti Book Festival at Gomti Riverfront, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow from 9 December 2023 – 17th December 2023, festival is by National Book Trust India.
Residents of Lucknow are preparing to greet the Bada Mangal month by praying to Lord Hanuman and organising bhandaras (free offerings) on the four next Tuesday. In honour of the International Year of Millets, a few bhandaras may even provide millet-based prasad this year. “Bada Mangal is a 2-3 centuries Lucknow tradition.” The new Hanuman…
