Hotel Manglam Lucknow
92 Gautam Budh Marg, Opp. Old. R.T.O. Office, Latouche Road Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 226001, India
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Getting Lucky In Lucknow
... a piece of tiramisu and black coffee.. The fried eggs arrived about 5 minutes after I had finally drained my coffee, and after explaining that there is a defined order to breafast, i made the point that the eggs dont come last. Then I sent them back. So, that's 2 chefs I have annoyed. I refuse to eat eggs after tiramasu, but doesn't everyone?
Then it was down to the spa and steam bath, where my camel and other wounds were soothed and my usual clean and ...
Lucknow, don’t come here it’s not a ni
... I found him on the platform and asked where our seats were, he looked through a few lists and found our names, he called for a guy who wanted me to go with him, I tried explaining that I had a Milo and some bags to collect, but he wasn’t listening, so i ignored him and went to get Milo and the bags. We got off the train and walked in the direction this guy had disappeared in a few moments before, we found him 2 carriages down in another car with A1 on the side, this was the ...
Crossing the border into India
We arrived in India today. We hitched a ride with Santos, Indra, Santu and another couple to the highway, then took a bus from Bardia National Park to Nepalganj, a rickshaw to the border, and then a taxi to Lucknow. All in all it took about 15 hours.
The jeep and bus ride were probably the hardest part for me. I was overwhelmed with leaving Nepal. We had made so many friends and had so many wonderful experiences. All the things that I had ...
Lucknow : The Land of Kababs!
... thing the hotels are not costly here, you need not
to pay more than three to four hundred for a decent room.
Next day I started with Heritage
Walk of old city. It was very informative; my guide Atif was a local ...
A bit of luck in Lucknow
Posted by Genevieve
First impressions can be deceiving. Our first impression of Lucknow was of a noisy, smelly, irritating city. Despite rolling into the station at 6 am, the horns were blaring and the touts were in fine form. Upon discovering that the hotel we planned to sleep at had raised its prices by 200% since our guide book was published earlier this year, we began the tiring task of finding somewhere new to stay. Within seconds a tout had ...



