A cordial "Muskuraiyein, kyunki aap Lucknow mein hai" (meaning "welcome to Lucknow") is how the people of Uttar Pradesh's capital and largest city greet visitors (Smile, for you, are in Lucknow). Located on the Gomti River, the City of Nawabs and Kebabs is a cultural and historical mecca. Lucknowis are renowned for their polite demeanour and charming "Pehle aap" (you first) culture, which never fails to create a lasting impression on tourists. The old and new sections of the capital are separated by the Mughal Gateway, Rumi Darwaza, which was constructed at the city's geographic centre. While Old Lucknow is famous for its crowded, colourful streets and authentic, mouthwatering kebab and biryani outlets, the Lucknowi Chikan (a type of needlework) market, and wholesale jewellery stores, New Lucknow is cosmopolitan, urban, and one of the most planned towns in Asia. It's safe to say that Lucknow is among India's most well-known cities, not just Uttar Pradesh. Uttar Pradesh Tour is here to help you have a fantastic vacation.