Dilkusha Garden

The ruins and remains of a Heritage Kothi built by the British resident Major Ouseley for the Awadh King Nawab Sadat Ali Khan around 1800 in the English Baroque style architecture. Later, some additions were made during the reign of King Nasir uddin Haider in the 1830s.

This place is huge.
This architectural beauty was constructed in 1700 century & this was besically a hunting house for the Britishers. This was used as holiday home for the Britishers who came to India
The place is under Archeological survey of India & things like photography & videography is not allowed until you have permissions to shoot here.

Its a beautiful park with two outstanding colonial era structures constructed by British in 1800s. Its a ASI protected site and very important heritage structure. Its entry is free. Usually a quiet place and used by love birds mostly or photography. Worth a visit if you are heritage enthusiast.

Dilkusha Kothi adjoining the Dilkusha garden is a Historical place. Architecture is awesome. Ambience is very nice.

A hunting lodge of the Nawab's of Awadh, Dilkhusha is surrounded by an immense park which used to be part of the original complex.
No tickets required to enter the area & being flat & accessible, person's of reduced mobility can enjoy it too.
A peaceful spot along with heritage in the heart of Lucknow.

I spent a very qualitative time at dilkhusha garden very hygienic place definitely you'll get the peace here and yeah it's one of the underrated place of lko.

Nice historical place with a beautiful garden for spend some time specially in the winter. The historical background of this monument is also interesting. Must visit place in Lucknow.

Dilkusha Garden is a historic garden located in Lucknow, India. It was built in the 18th century during the rule of Nawab Saadat Ali Khan and is known for its beautiful architecture and serene atmosphere. The garden has historical significance and is a popular tourist attraction in Lucknow.

Dilkusha garden/Kothi is an ancient place which was built in 1800 during british rule in India. It is inspired from the architecture of seaton delaval of England. It was initially intended as a hunting lodge for the Nawabs of Oudh. It is beautiful and it attracts photographers specially for pre wedding shoots.

Very peaceful place.
Spic & Span
Ticket price is very low
Car parking is available.
Opens for 8-9 hours a day
Closed on Monday

Dilkusha used to be the hunting rest house for Nawabs and later for British officers. The place is very calm and despite being in the centre of the city seems like far away. No wonder they choose the place for resting after an exhausting hunting spree.

Only the monument is open but they do not allow you to go inside.you can see only from outside. Dilkusha garden is closed for more than 5 years. Parking available.
A hunting lodge of the Nawab's of Awadh, Dilkhusha is surrounded by an immense park which used to be part of the original complex.
No tickets required to enter the area & being flat & accessible, person's of reduced mobility can enjoy it too.
A peaceful spot along with heritage in the heart of Lucknow.

this is remains of a house built around 1800 by s British resident friend of Nawab Saadat Ali Khan. During India’s freedom movement in 1857 it was captured by Indians and later regained by British but only after it took heavy shelling. Today only few towers, external walls and gardens remain. Not much people come here. youngsters seems to be unaware of this kothi

Historical monument, peaceful , neat. go with family n food

A worth visit place for photoshoot and to witness the heritage vibes.

In 1857 the house was held by Indian insurgents and was forcibly recaptured by British forces under the instructions of British commander-in-chief, Sir Colin Campbell.
Today the gardens are visited by few people. It has been surmised that the reason may be the lack of publicity

I attended a wedding ceremony there. And the place was beautifully decorated.

Historic monument. Great place to visit

Beautiful morning place for heritage walk and bird watching.

It's quite a peaceful place to visit if u wish to just sit n relax n hear some pretty voices of parrot then u must visit it
Had a grt time with frnd

Nowadays renovation work is going on to restore this old building which was built by Nawab Wazid Ali Shah.Those who are interested to know their history would love to visit this place.It is situated in Lucknow cantt area.