One of the best place in middle of the marketplace.love to visit all the time .

Good place to spend time

The place is too beautiful because of NATIONAL BOTANICAL GARDEN..

So many offices are there the area is good and quit with less traffic, compared to any other place in lucknow

Sikandar bagh located in lucknow uttar Pradesh india have green area many types of tree people spend quality time with friends and family members

Fabulous historical place best views, u should go here at once.

Build by the nawab for the memorial of his wife vikander.Beautiful architecture.Need some maintenance otherwise it worth a visit. They have a big garden .700m from fortune hotel.Entranc is free of charge. The place is open from sunrise to sunset .

You just came there and enjoy the peace and relax your mind

One Ancient park of Lucknow

Quiet silent place. Hera nearby a central botanical lab or garden exist. Here so many trees on both sides of road overall a nice place it is but only for watching. Another side there is no hotel or shop of anything. You must go to different side to search for a shop. Hera nealy a sahara ganj mall exist which is a place for shopping and thats good in thia plave. Thank you

Flower Exhibition at its best.

This is the nice place.

A beautiful monument, with lots of historical significance.....

Very nice place and good people in hare

Historical place. It was built by nawab of lucknow

Sikandar Bagh is an Archaeological conserve monument

Historical place located near sikander bagh chauraha lucknow

Its a remain of a well known walled garden of Nawabi Era and is the witness of one of the most deadliest battles in the first war of independence where the revolutionaries bravely fought the British Highlanders. This place saw most gruesome killings by the British relieving forces during the infamous relieve of Lucknow in 1857.Today it has well maintained lawn and imposing structures maintained by ASI.

Historical place.But nothing much to see there.

I must say its okay..though I havent visited it fully..

The beautiful villa and garden of Sikandar Bagh was constructed by Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh in 1800. Sprawling across an area of about 4.5 acres, the garden is fenced by a wall with a doorway and corner bastions.Though the main gate of the garden remains locked all the time, a small side gate is kept open for visitors.

Good place for morning walk.

Good place and for couple talking

Quiet silent place.

Places close to my heart and lots of memories.. there is a bus stop where you can take the buses for engineering college chauraha , tedhi puliya, charbagh, gomti nagar and also hazratganj and parivartan chowk

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Poorly maintained...no access in side....nothing left to see.

Nice place away from crowd for some moments.

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This scene of the Secundra Bagh palace courtyard at Lucknow, India shows the aftermath of the Sepoy Rebellion by the native soldiers(sepoys) of the Bengal Army of the British East India Company. The story goes that the Bengalese soldiers feared that their foreign employer was trying to force Christianity upon them by violating their cultural taboo. They had purportedly been issued rifle cartridges lubricated with pork and beef lard, which was in violation of Hindu and Moslem laws. In defense of their beliefs, the soldiers attacked an English garrison and colony at Cawnpore. The British retaliated in November 1857, and the scattered bones of some of the 2,000 rebels killed were intentionally left unburied in the courtyard.Historians believe that Felice Beato and his assistants may have rearranged the skeletons seen in the foreground to heighten the photographs dramatic impact.

Lovely and natural place.

It was good evening there

Nice place to visit

Well its quite lovely just to go around and walk

Nice place

This is a beautiful Park Area .. some People are Morning Time Walking Here and Different Type Of Plans And Flowers Planted Here.

Awesome place

For morning walker and joggers facility available. Public park without fees. Historical place. This place is connect with Hazaratganj, nishatganj, saharajanj mall, dainik jagran chauraha etc.

Nyc place

Protected monument Superb place to see history

Ancient building. Closed due to covid-19

Maintenance in process right now

Best view...

You will find, NBRI , Sikanderabad, a monument from Nawaabi times

Nice place but was under renovation

Its ok

Sikandar Bagh, formerly known by the British as Sikunder/Sikandra/Secundra Bagh, is a palace and garden enclosed by a fortified wall, with loopholes, gateway and corner bastions. It was built by the last Nawab of Oudh, Wajid Ali Shah (1822–1887), as a summer residence. It was stormed in 1857 by the British during the Indian Rebellion and witnessed within its walls the slaughter of all 2,200 approx. sepoy mutineers who had made it a stronghold during their Siege of Lucknow. The site now houses the National Botanical Research Institute of India.

Nice place to visit

Prominent crossing, leads to Charbagh, Gomti Nagar, Indira Nagar and Lucknow University.

It a national heritage site.

Good quality good product

Nice park

Fantastic place

Nice experience

This great historical landmark is not as much maintained as it should be, give the great historical significance that it stands for. This is a historical place. Not well maintained. If you are a history lover, you should definitely check it once. There is nothing special for everyone else.

Superb look

Awesome 😎

Good Chauraha now upgraded with traffic lights which is now everyone has to follow the rule. Bus stand is also available here and rickshaw stand is also available as well as autorickshaw also available here however they come from nishatganj and stops here to get rides.

Nice place

Sikandar bag as far I know I went there once for some work of reliance jio office for my tender. The place is full of commercial space and many government offices

Nice place

Try NBRI garden, its botanical garden actually and having plenty of trees

Great traffic control at this place

The only current problem is there is a false statue of Nawab and some graffities, it ought to be dismantled soon for preserving the authenticity

Very good

Good

Naturally nice place

Baroda most oldest and beautiful garden available in the centre of the city. Where you can spend some good time. However this is also known as one of the haunted places in Lucknow. Lol :p

Sikunder/Sikandra/Secundra Bagh, is a villa and garden enclosed by a fortified wall, with loopholes, gateway and corner bastions, approx. 150 yards square, c. 4.5 acres (1.8 ha), located in the city of Lucknow, Oudh, Uttar Pradesh, India. It was built by the last Nawab of Oudh, Wajid Ali Shah (1822–1887), as a summer residence. The name of the villa signifies Garden of Sikandar, perhaps after Alexander the Great,whose name lives on in this form in these parts (compare Alexandria, Egypt, in Arabic الإسكندرية Al-Iskandariya), or perhaps after Sikandar Mahal Begum, the Nawabs favourite wife. It was stormed in 1857 by the British during the Indian Rebellion and witnessed within its walls the slaughter of all 2,200 sepoy mutineers who had made it a stronghold during their Siege of Lucknow. The site now houses the National Botanical Research Institute of India.The garden was laid out in about 1800 as a royal garden by Nawab Saadat Ali Khan. It was later improved upon by Nawab Wajid Ali Shah, the last native ruler of Oudh, during the first half of the 19th century, who used it as his summer villa. The garden has a small pavilion in the middle, which was likely the scene of innumerable performances of the Ras-lilas, and Kathak dances, music and poetic mehfils and other cultural activities which the last Nawab had a great appreciation for, indeed possibly too great a one as history has judged hDuring the Indian Rebellion, the Sikander Bagh was used as one of many strongholds of sepoy mutineers during their siege of the British Residency in Lucknow. It stood in the way of the Commander-in-Chief Sir Colin Campbells planned route to relieve the besieged Residency.On the morning of 16 November 1857, whilst passing by its eastern side in a southerly direction, in a sunken lane, the British force was surprised and stopped in its tracks by overwhelmingly heavy fire coming from the Sikander Bagh. A staff officer remarked to a comrade If these fellows allow one of us to get out of this cul-de-sac alive, they deserve every one of them to be hanged.The cavalry were jammed together, unable to advance, and the high banks on either side seemed to offer an impassable barrier to artillery. However Blunt of the Bengal Horse Artillery led his troop and conquering the impossible,brought them with their guns into an open space to the east of the Sikandar Bagh, galloping through enemy fire. Here he unlimbered with remarkable coolness and self-possession. The six guns opened fire on the Sikandar Bagh. Sappers and miners demolished part of the earth banks which allowing two 18-pounder heavy guns of Traverss battery of the Artillery Brigade to be brought up out of the lane.After half an hour of bombardment from a range of only 80 yd (73 m), an aperture was created in the south-east angle of the wall in a bricked-up doorway, an ugly blind hole, about 3 ft (0.91 m) square and 3 ft (0.91 m) off the ground. Although only large enough to admit a single man with difficulty it was immediately rushed under heavy fire by some of the 93rd Highlanders and some men of the 4th Punjab Infantry (4th P.I.) under Lieutenant McQueen, 14 managing to enter the Sikaddar Bagh.At the same time the rest of the 4th P.I. under Lieutenant Paul assaulted the gateway. The gate was in the process of being closed by the mutineers, when Subadar  Mukarab Khan, 4th P.I., a Pathan of Bajaur, one of the leading men of the attack, thrust his left arm and shield between its folds, thus preventing it being shut and barred. Though his left arm was wounded, he still managed to keep his shield between the folds by holding it with his right hand until the door was forced. This took place whilst Lt. McQueens party and some of the Highlanders, who had entered by the breach, came from the rear of the many defenders of the gateway. After a long hand-to-hand struggle the British forced their way in greater numbers into the Sikandar Bagh through the gate, and through the breach which had been enlarged by the sappers. Slowly forced back, the main body of about 2,000 m.

Nice place ancient monuments

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Sikandar Bagh is a villa and garden built by the last Nawab of Oudh, Wajid Ali Shah, as a summer residence. The name of the villa signifies Garden of Sikandar, perhaps after Alexander the Great, whose name lives on in this form in these parts, or perhaps after Sikandar Mahal Begum, the Nawabs favourite wife. It was stormed in 1857 by the British during the Indian Rebellion and witnessed within its walls the slaughter of all 2,200 sepoy mutineers who had made it a stronghold during their Siege of Lucknow. The site now houses the National Botanical Research Institute of India.

Nice

If you are a tourist then you can go there for taking rest. Otherwise nothing to see here.

Its an awesome place

Relaxing point and monuments

Great place for hang out

Its a nice place I went with my girlfriend but its not surely a couple friendly place 😅

4 way road here

Old heritage

This is a park within the National Botanical Institute which was built in the year 1800. The park was named after the queen of Wajid Ali Shah , who was the last ruler of Awadh. The historical importance of this place is that it was the site of Indias first war of Independence. The garden is a beautiful and well maintained one. This is a historical place. Not well maintained. If you are a history lover, you should definitely check it once. There is nothing special for everyone else.

Good

Good for walk and resting under nature.No entry cost.Protected monument by Archeological Survey of India.सैर सपाटे के लिए अच्छी जगह।कोई प्रवेश शुल्क नही।

Nice and peaceful place

A historical monument located near the botanical garden.The road passes through the middle of the garden and you can see the old mughal gate which acts as a passage doorway to the bagh.

Good place..

Garden having touch of history. Good for morning walk for people who live near about it.

This is a park within the National Botanical Institute which was built in the year 1800. The park was named after the queen of Wajid Ali Shah , who was the last ruler of Awadh. The historical importance of this place is that it was the site of Indias first war of Independence. The garden is a beautiful and well maintained one.

One of the most historical place in Lucknow. Good and safe place for morning walk.

Nice green place ..

Its OK

Nice place in lucknow, which is famous worldwide because of its huge variety of Bougainvilia collection,This also organise flower show every year,I visited this place several times and I feel good here ,this place is good if you want to see natures plant varieties.Here many scientist also work for more research on different plants .The chauraha near this is also named on its name i.e. Sikandar Bagh Chauraha

Good

Nice

Good

The area this side is not crowded ..so it feels like as Im in greater Noida....so beautiful and calm place...

Garden is having a great history...a good place to walk

Nice place for purpose of walking 👍

It was so peacefully place if u wanna take some fresh air then go there but there is little bit traffic beside it and drinkable water is also available here free of cost

Sikandar Bagh is located in the heart of Lucknow City. It was constructed by the last Nawab of Oudh , Wajid Ali Shah(1822-1887), as a summer residence. It is witness of 1857 Indian rebellion. During the Indian rebellion, more than 2000 rebel were killed by the Britishers at Sikandar Bagh.