Aminabad, Lucknow

Since birth, I have called this place my home. One of Lucknow's oldest and busiest markets in Aminabad. I can travel quickly and on time because the area is so close to the Lucknow railway station. Aminabad is a bright, energetic, and active market to buy in, despite times when it can get crowded. You can purchase anything from gold and silver to jewelry and ornaments, chikan kurtas to gorgeous sarees covered in embroidery, to famed Lucknawi paan (betel leaves), and bakeries.

This place is no longer my home as I moved out of the place, but it has always been my home. But Aminabad still has my heart. The colorful shops, crowdy roads, and the fragrance of the foods in the air make my hometown the best place to live in. It’s been designed in such a way that when you'd feel tired after shopping there is jhandewala park amidst the market to rest or relax for a while and the park offers Underground parking for a vehicle there. Aminabad, the old city center of Lucknow, you see many heritage buildings still in their original condition where you can feel the history. Whenever I visit my hometown, I never miss having the famous kulfi from Prakash Kulfi.

Along with the Chowk, the Nakhas, and the Hazratganj markets, the Aminabad Bazaar is one of the oldest market sites in the city of Lucknow. I've been a resident of this area for more than ten years. It is a well-known marketplace. I feel like this place comes to life because of all the activity going on here. I enjoy going shopping, I always consider this location to be one of the nicest places to reside. I can get anything I desire for a price that is within my budget. Another thing that makes this location so great is the wide selection of delicious foods that my home place offers.

Aminabad is very crowdy but has all the essentials to live. This place is a replica of Delhi's Chandni Chowk. If u have a long shopping list you must come here, you will find everything here be it branded or non-brand. You will get good quality things at their best price. To abolish your hunger there are Sunday kabab, Wahid biryani for nonveg, and for veg people, you will have many restaurants and Street food. For dessert, you can have our famous Prakash ki kulfi which is a few minutes away from my home. But you have to be prepared for huge crowds of humanity as in any other part of Lucknow.

Since I relocated to Aminabad a few months ago, I have taken a house to rent that is affordable and that I can refer to as my home. This is a local market in Lucknow, India, where one may purchase practically anything they could need for their home. It is consistently busy for virtually the entire day. Because the public transportation in the area is of a high enough quality, you will have no trouble going from one location to another. My life is made easier by convenient transportation, however, there is a traffic bottleneck almost all of the time. In general, I think that it's a nice neighborhood to live in here in Lucknow.