Aurangabad to Lucknow Flights

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The capital city of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow is best known for the sweet language being spoken here, delicious foods, and Lucknawi-chikan embroidery on the clothes. Lucknow is also profoundly called the “City of Nawabs''. It is the fourteenth most populated city in India. Lucknow boasts of a variety of cultures because of its rich history. It has witnessed the reigns of Mughals, Awadhs and the British. Apart from the exciting facts about Lucknawi monuments, it is densely packed with culture, cuisines and art. The city bears the impression of Mughal, Awadhi and British architecture. It is a home to wonderful monuments that turn down the laws of gravity. It has the longest race course of 3.5 km in India. The Bada Imambara is a testament to this statement with the world’s largest foyer standing tough without the support of any beams. Also, the Clock Tower in Lucknow is the tallest in the country. Lucknow was the first site of rebellion for a free and independent India.

The best-known places in Lucknow

• British Residency - It is a major tourist spot in Lucknow, especially for history lovers. It represents the time of British rule in India.
• Rumi Darwaza - It is another iconic structure that stands in the middle of the city and belongs to the Awadh history of Lucknow. It is sometimes called the Turkish gate for its inspiration from Sublime Porte in Istanbul.
• Chattar Manzil - It used to be the residence of Awadh rulers and their families. It has an umbrella-shaped dome structure that manifests unique elements of architecture.
• Dilkusha Kothi - In the early 19th century, Dilkhusha Kothi used to serve as a summer stay for Nawabs. It is built in the Baroque style of architecture that makes it a marvellous piece of architecture in Lucknow.
• Husainabad Clock Tower - The Husainabad Clock Tower mimics the famed Big Ben of London and is another historic monument in Lucknow.
• Amrapali Water Park - Amrapali Water Park is a perfect destination for fun loving travellers and adventure lovers.
• Aminabad Market - This market has been in operation since the Nawab times. Here, you can find a variety of authentic products like chikankari clothes, footwear, jewellery and handicrafts materials.
• Bara Imambara - Bara Imambara is the top tourist attraction in Lucknow dating back to 1784. It has a large mosque, a labyrinth and a step well with flowing water.
• Chhota Imambara - This is another imposing structure in the city of Lucknow with its interiors adorned with beautiful chandeliers and lamps.
• Nawab Wajid Ali Shah Zoological Garden - It is the best place to visit in Lucknow for the nature buffs and zoology enthusiasts. It is spread over a sprawling area of 71 acres and houses 440 mammals, 340 species of birds, and numerous reptile species.

Airport address: Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport, Amausi, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226009

IATA code: LKO

There are connecting flights operated by IndiGo on the Aurangabad to Lucknow route. The shortest duration of the flight is 5 hours and 45 minutes including the layover at Mumbai.

Aurangabad is that epic city that has the relics of the Mughal empire. It was named after the Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb and was once the capital of Hyderabad state. It was also the capital of India under Mohammad Bin Tughlaq who wanted the capital shifted to then Daulatabad, which is in the premises of modern-day Aurangabad. Thus, this city is rich in architecture, literature, and cultural heritage. Also, it is one of the four most populated cities of Maharashtra.

Things Aurangabad is best known for

• Top government bodies: Bombay High Court, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University and Aurangabad Industrial City
• Heritage monuments: Daulatabad Fort, Ajanta Caves, Ellora Caves, Bibi ka Maqbara and Tomb of Aurangzeb
• Religious sites: Grishneshwarnath Temple, Kachner Jain Temple and Shuli Bhanjan
• Shopping hubs: Malls and Nagar
• Parks and gardens: Salim Ali Lake & Bird Sanctuary, Siddharth Garden and Zoo, Gautala Autramghat Wildlife Sanctuary and Lonar Crater Lake

Airport address: Aurangabad Airport, Jalna Road, Chilkalthana, Aurangabad, Maharashtra 431006

IATA code: IXU

The airport is located 10 km from the city centre. With its single integrated terminal building, the airport offers domestic flights to various other cities in the country.