This walk takes you through the colonial era, focusing on the revolt of 1857, the first war of Independence.
- Introductions
- Introduction to Lucknow’s colonial history about how the British East India company got strong hold in Lucknow.
- Overview of the tour route.
- Imambada Sibtainabad (10 minutes):
- Explore interior architecture.
- Learn about “Nawab Amjad Ali Shah”.
- Tomb of Saadat Ali Khan (12 minutes):
- History and architecture explained.
- Neil’s gate (3min):
- Learn the history and stories.
- Martin’s Villa/ Farhat Baksh Kothi and Chhatar Manzil (12 minutes):
- The story of the French connection is related to Major General Claude Martin.
- Lal Baradari (12 minutes):
- The history of the Coronation Centre.
- General Wali Kothi (20 minutes)
- Explore the interiors of the monument.
- Watch a short film on the First War of Independence (optional)
- British Residency (45 minutes):
- Learn in detail and explore the ruins from the colonial era.
- Starting from the “first battle of Chinhut” on 30th June 1857 to the story of the brave warrior woman “Uda Devi”.
- Recommendations for food, shopping and further sightseeing.
- Note that the itinerary is flexible and may vary depending on group pace, weather, and local conditions.
- Local tips and recommendations.
- Highly trained and friendly Storyteller/Tour guide who can speak English and Hindi.
- Entrance fee at any historical site.
- Additional information – Not wheelchair accessible.