Lucknow’s winters are also great for sightseeing. Walking around in the mild sunshine, enjoying Lucknowi food, and being a part of the hustle and bustle of the Chowk are the things that make Lucknow’s winters special. Come and enjoy Lucknow’s winters in Lucknowi style!
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Lucknow in Summer (April to June)
Lucknow’s summer is as hot as a hot chilli, which engulfs the city in the months of April to June. But along with this scorching sun, some sweetness also gets mixed in the summer of Lucknow.
Being a city of mango trees, the identity of Lucknow’s summer is – the fragrance of mango! You will find mango shops on every street, intersection. Totapuri, Chaunsa, Ambika – the juice of these sweet mangoes will make you forget the fatigue of summer.
But something has to be done to avoid the sun. Lucknowites start their day by waking up early in the morning, and relax inside the houses in the harsh afternoon sun. As the evening falls, the hustle and bustle begins again, people come out to roam on the rooftops or in the parks.
- Maximum Temperature: 38 to 41 degree Celsius
- Minimum Temperature: 21 to 28 degree Celsius
- Patna Temperature on dailymela.com
Things to Do in Lucknow in Summer
City in the Morning, Strolls in the Evening: Lucknowites know how to beat the heat. They set out early in the morning to roam around. Be it the historic Imambaras or the grand Chowk shopping, the cool weather in the morning doubles the fun of roaming around. Then as the afternoon wanes, rest at home and in the evening enjoy the fun of strolling in the fragrant streets of Lucknow!
Festival of Mangoes: Lucknow is not called the “City of Mangoes” for nothing. In summers, such a fair of mangoes is held here, which is a sight to behold. The sweetness of Totapuri, the juice of Chaunsa, the sourness of Ambika – enjoying the heat of Lucknow while tasting every mango, this is the real Lucknowi style!
The Cooling Effect of Sheer Korma: Another delicious way to beat the heat of Lucknow is – Sheer Korma. The extremely cold sheer-korma not only keeps the stomach cool, but this combination of sweet and salty also leaves a wonderful taste in the mouth. So if you visit Lucknow, then definitely taste the sheer-korma!
Lucknow in Monsoon (July to September)
It Can enjoy in this season
- Maximum Temperature: 32 to 34 degree Celsius
- Minimum Temperature: 25 to 27 degree Celsius
- Patna Temperature on dailymela.com
Things to Do in Lucknow in Monsoon
Umbrella and a Sip of Chai: Lucknow’s monsoon is as much fun to roam around as it is to enjoy. Holding an umbrella in hand, enjoying the rain on the paved roads while sipping tea, this is the real fun of Lucknow monsoon. Sitting at the tea houses of Lal Chowk and watching the rainy city will surely be a memorable experience.
Haveli Walk and Kebab Delight: There is a different fun in roaming in the historical streets of Lucknow amidst the light drizzle of monsoon. Seeing beautiful havelis while passing through the maze of streets is like peeping through the windows of history. And to get rid of the fatigue of roaming, tasting Lucknow’s famous kebabs, this is the full fun of Lucknow’s monsoon!
Boat Ride and Chikankari Shopping: If it rains a lot, then there is no need to panic. Enjoy boating in Hazratganj. Boating in the middle of the lake and enjoying the view of the surrounding greenery is a great way to soak in the beauty of monsoon. Also, visiting Hazratganj market and buying some items of Lucknow’s famous Chikankari is also a great way to cherish the memories of monsoon.
Lucknow in Winter (October to March)
- Maximum Temperature: 23 to 33 degree Celsius
- Minimum Temperature: 9 to 19 degree Celsius
- Patna Temperature on dailymela.com
Things to Do in Lucknow in Winter
Hazratganj’s Sunshine and Adda of Shayari: Lucknow is not called the “city of Shayari” for nothing. The winter morning sun looks absolutely lovely on the wide streets of Hazratganj. Sitting in the sun with a chair and immersing yourself in a book, or competing in Shayari with friends while playing Chaupar, this is the real fun of winter in Lucknow!
Bhool Bhulaiya Walk and Lucknowi Food Delight: Winter is like a festival of travelling. A walk through the historical streets of Lucknow, especially the Bhulaiya, is most pleasant in winter. Neither the dampness of the walls, nor the strong sunlight, just walking around leisurely and feeling the history of Lucknow. And to get rid of the fatigue of travelling, enjoy the famous Awadhi food of Lucknow, both tasty and warm! Be it Nawabi Veg Korma or Mutton Rogan Josh, eating hot food in the winters of Lucknow is a different kind of pleasure.
Chauk’s Bustle and Kite Flying Fun: The view of Chauk in Lucknow in winters is worth seeing. Bustle everywhere, the aroma of food, and colorful kites touching the sky. Whether you fly a kite yourself or sit on the roof and watch the kite fight, this atmosphere of Chauk in the winters of Lucknow will definitely mesmerize you.