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Royal Inn Lucknow

Hazratganj, hotel is located at Royal Cafe Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India

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Getting Lucky In Lucknow

A travel blog entry by richinindia

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... actually just as wet, and the wet weather gear prevented quick drying. Indians wear little or no protection from the rain, they just get wet and then get dry. Simple really.

During my walk around the Residency, I missed my footing and slipped over on the wet steps. Another bruise (good old Savlon) and I can now honestly say that I fell at Lucknow. (military humor - sorry.) Had my first street restaurant lunch today in a very dodgy restaurant with some ...

A day on an Indian bus, to Lucknow

A travel blog entry by gonroamin

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... we even saw some of the fields of marigolds growing, something we have never seen in India before despite seeing loads of them at temples all over India.

Next stop after about 4 hours was lunch, we just had a bag of crisps and some nuts, the rest all went for a big feed. Then it was back in the bus and off again this time with a new driver, he wanted to go even faster than the first driver and toot his hooter even more. Just a bit ...

Crossing the border into India

A travel blog entry by simonjessica

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... long, part was slightly uphill and our driver really had to work hard. The sun was warm and I was sweating just sitting there, trying to not slide off the seat.

Finally we came to the Nepal exit office and Simon went inside while I waited with our bags. Soon we were surrounded by curious adults and children and I tried to make small talk with the little Nepali I had learned. After finishing the paperwork Simon came back out and ...

Lucknow : The Land of Kababs!

A travel blog entry by amitk227

... to get the bedroom fresh. In 1857 mutiny, the residency was
attacked and around 1500 British were killed.




Residency




This area was used to filled with perfume My next destination was ...

A bit of luck in Lucknow

A travel blog entry by malariamonday

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... is twice the space in which to cut people off. We hadn’t eaten since some time the previous afternoon, so our first order of business was to get some food in our bellies. Finding the local café closed (despite assurances from people on the way that it opens early for breakfast every day) we decided to try out the street food stall with the crowd of 15 or so hungry customers crowding around it. We were the hit show of the morning. We got our fried Indian ...