Near by places around King George's Medical University: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Lucknow

~ 3 km

A grand architectural marvel built by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula, known for its Bhulbhulaiya (labyrinth) and grand mosque.

~ 3.5 km

Also known as Imambara Hussainabad Mubarak, a beautiful monument showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture with exquisite chandeliers and silver replicas.

~ 3 km

An imposing Oudh architecture gateway, often called the Turkish Gate, standing as a landmark of Lucknow.

~ 3.5 km

The prime shopping and commercial hub of Lucknow, offering a mix of modern showrooms and traditional shops.

~ 7 km

A large park built in memory of B.R. Ambedkar, featuring grand statues, fountains, and serene surroundings.

~ 2 km

Home to a variety of animals, birds, and reptiles, also features a toy train and a state museum.

~ 2.5 km

A group of buildings that served as the residence for the British Resident General, known for its historical significance during the 1857 Mutiny.

~ 5 km

A modern park developed along the banks of the Gomti River, offering scenic views, musical fountains, and recreational activities.

~ 2 km

One of Lucknow's oldest and most bustling markets, famous for Chikan embroidery, footwear, and street food.

~ 3 km

The tallest clock tower in India, standing adjacent to Rumi Darwaza, an impressive example of British architecture.

~ 135 km

Ancient city, birthplace of Lord Rama, with numerous temples and historical sites like Ram Janmabhoomi, Hanumangarhi, and Kanak Bhawan.

~ 90 km

A sacred forest revered in Hindu mythology, believed to be the place where ancient scriptures were narrated, featuring Chakra Tirtha and Vyas Gaddi.

~ 95 km

Industrial city known for its leather industry, featuring attractions like Allen Forest Zoo, Nana Rao Park, and Jain Glass Temple.

~ 220 km (slightly over 200km, but a popular nearby wildlife option)

A biodiverse national park located in the Terai belt, famous for tigers, swamp deer, and rhinos, offering wildlife safaris.

~ 170 km

An ancient city closely associated with Lord Buddha, where he spent 24 rainy seasons. Key sites include Jetavana and Sahet-Mahet.

~ 150 km

A protected area and wetland attracting various migratory and resident bird species, ideal for birdwatching.

~ 310 km (beyond 200km, but a significant cultural destination in UP)

An important Buddhist pilgrimage site where Lord Buddha attained Mahaparinirvana, featuring the Mahaparinirvana Temple and Ramabhar Stupa.