Maqbara (Tomb) of Saadat Ali Khan - Tomb in Lucknow - Lucknow, India

The Maqbara (Tomb) of Saadat Ali Khan is a breathtaking architectural marvel that perfectly captures the essence of Indo-Islamic design. The intricate craftsmanship on the facade, adorned with beautiful calligraphy and delicate floral patterns, exudes elegance and grandeur. The tomb's serene surroundings and well-maintained gardens create a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for reflection and appreciation of history. Visiting this historical site was truly an enriching experience that left me in awe of India's rich cultural heritage. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in exploring the architectural gems of the past.

It's our pride of India. It's our history, I love the architecture and design of this historical place.

.How to Reach Saadat Ali Khan Tomb By Rail The main railway stations of Lucknow are Lucknow Junction, Badshahnagar, Gomti Nagar. All the stations are connected to most parts of the country. You can reach here easily from any corner of the country. From the station, you can take taxis (Ola, Uber, Rapido) as well as auto, local bus. Lucknow Metro is also available on some routes . Tomb of Saadat Ali Khan The complex is well maintained, an Saadat Ali Khan was the 6th emperor of Awadh. He ruled Awadh from 1798-1814. Begum Khurshid Jadi was the favorite Begum of Nawab Saadat Ali Khan and she died during the lifetime of Nawab Saheb. The tomb of Saadat Ali Khan and his wife Khurshid Zadi are one of the very few populous places amongst many in the city of Nawabs, Lucknow. Nestled in the heart of Lucknow, this place is adjoining to the Begum Hazrat Mahal Park on the Rani Laxmi Bai Road, well marked on Google Maps. This place is managed and caressed by Hussainabad Trust. Saadat Ali Khan was the 6th emperor of Oudh or Awadh reigning 1798-1814. These tombs were erected by his son Ghazi-Ud-Din Haider. The complex is well maintained, and full of lush greenery all around. As you enter, you'll find two tombs inside-- one of Saadat Ali Khan and other, of his wife Khurshid Zadi. Both of those are made of lakhauri bricks, lime mortar, and plaster to give the fine edge. When I visited this place I was amazed by the fine artistry of the tombs (makbara). Because of the beautiful look and serenity of the architecture, it is a perfect place to hang out and have a picnic with your best people. The main tomb, of Saadat Ali, is said to be a five floors building including the basement (tehkhaana). Tomb of Begam Khurshid The tomb of consort Khurshid Zadi is also as equally beautiful as Nawab's but just smaller in size and height. The architectural beauty is covered by gardens and flower plantations from each side, compelling you to rest your eyes on it. When I was here, the entry was closed due to some reason. Entry fees to both tombs are zero but if you want to know about the monuments, hire a guide that will cost you mere Rs20-Rs50. Moreover, entry is open from sunrise to sunset for everyone. The Back-end It is said that Kaiserbagh was earlier known as Khas Bazar and this place used to be the residence of Hyder the prince, Ghazi-ud-Din. Later, after the death of Nawab Saadat Ali Khan, his tomb and Khurshid Jadi's mausoleum was built by the son Ghazi-ud-Din Haider himself. According to historians, all the buildings from the Kaiserbagh area of Lucknow to Dilkusha Kothi were constructed during the reign of Saadat Ali. Nawab Saheb was a great lover of architecture. His love for architecture is reflected in the buildings he built. Some Important Things To Note The evening around here is beautiful, you can go for a walk with the children. There is a beautiful garden around the architecture. There is no parking. However, you can use the parking of Hazrat Mahal Park in front. What I found that this place is really photogenic. So prepare your cameras and be here to click some awesome photographs. Take special care of your things. This is a legacy, so you are requested to help keep it clean. The surrounding gardens have a walk option. The fresh breeze of the evening will take away all your fatigue. In contrast to this, Safed Baradari, Butler Park, Lakhi, Chaulakhi Gate, Hazrat Mahal Park, etc. are located at some steps away, you can also visit there. There is no entry fee or ticket to visit here.

A must visit place in Lucknow. Best time to visit in evening u'll get aesthetic view during sunset. Nicely decorated with flowers. Greenery and spacious

Nice place to visit.... Historical... Nice building

I liked the are of this place nice big garden, peaceful environment not much crowded in mornings and tomb was also not bad. Entry is free and if u want to know the history behind the tomb u can also hire a guide for just 50 rupees. I got to know so much about this place and really liked the experience.

Worth visiting of you like architecture. Decently maintained

Tombs of Sa'adat Ali Khan and the Begum Lucknow the very fascinating and most sought after travel destination in Uttar Pradesh stretches along the banks of the Gomti River. This culturally rich city of Nawabs is renowned for beautiful Urdu poetry and refined diction. In fact on a visit to this city the elegant mannerisms and demeanor of the native people will enthrall you most. In the musical and poetic ambience of the city you will completely be engrossed. Further, your pleasant experiences will be enhanced a bit more or you will feel like extending your vacations in the city for few more days once you take up a sightseeing tour of the city. There are numerous attractions in the city to relish of which monuments in Lucknow are very prominent. The Tombs of Sa'adat Ali Khan and the Begum in Lucknow is best to be taken in first. The Lucknow Tombs of Sa'adat Ali Khan and the Begum is a twin maqbaras. These tombs exemplify the very rich and authentic Avadh architectural patterns. The most attractive feature of these tombs is the symmetrical shape of the domes accompanied by the elegant kiosks. Description of Tombs of Sa'adat Ali Khan and the Begum, Lucknow Tombs of Sa'adat Ali Khan and the Begum in Lucknow is one of the most prominent and beautiful sites. These are famous twin maqbaras. Dedicated to Saadat Ali Khan and Khurshid Zadi, this site of architectural brilliance is renowned for exemplifying Avadh structural patterns. Its symmetrical domes with exquisitely adorned kiosks are the eye-catchers. It is one of the very refined sites to see the brilliant architectural designs that are the quintessential examples of symmetrical measures. The Lucknow Tombs of Sa'adat Ali Khan and the Begum is located near the very gorgeous Begum Hazrat Mahal Park. Hence after paying a visit to this site you can also take a leisurely stroll to the park and enjoy your sojourn in the city to the fullest extent.