Alphabetical List of Monuments - Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle

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Alphabetical List of Monuments – Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle, Uttar Pradesh

Sl. No.	Name of Monument / Sites	Location	District
1.	Allahabad Fort (i) Ashoka Pillar (Inscribed stone pillar) (ii) Zanana Palace	Allahabad	Allahabad
2.	Cemeteries in Kydganj	Allahabad	Allahabad
3.	Khusru Bagh :- (i) Enclosure wall and Gateway of Khusru Bagh (ii) Tomb of Bibi Tamolan (iii) Tomb of Sultan Khusru (iv) Tomb of Sultan Khusru’s Mother (v) Tomb of Sultan Khusru’s Sister	Allahabad	Allahabad
4.	Queen Victoria’s Memorial in Alfred park	Allahabad	Allahabad
5.	Small high mound, the ancient site of a large Hindu Temple	Bara	Allahabad
6.	The area of the waste land divided by a ravine into two large mounds called “Garha and Garhi”	Bhita	Allahabad
7.	Large stone dwelling house said to have been the residence of the two heroes of Ala and Udal cir. 8th century AD	Chilla	Allahabad
8.	Standing figure identified by Fuhrer as Buddha Asvaghosha with a five-headed snake canopy and worshipped under the name of Srigari Devi	Deora	Allahabad
9.	A rocky hall on the south face of the top bearing an inscription of three lines of Indo-Scythian period in red paint with some rude drawings of men and animals	Ginja Hill	Allahabad
10.	Ruined forts of Samudra Gupta and Hansagupta	Jhusi	Allahabad
11.	Cave known as Sita-ki-rasoi containing an inscription in characters of the 9th century AD	Mankuar	Allahabad
12.	Extensive mound called Hatgauha Dih	Shiupur	Allahabad
13.	Garhwa fort	Sheorajpur	Allahabad
14.	Large mound called Surya Bhita	Singraur	Allahabad
15.	Archaeological Site and remains, Sringverpur	Sringverpur	Allahabad
16.	Old Nawabi Mosque	Akbarpur	Ambedkar Nagar
17.	Tomb of Salar Saifuddin alias Surkhru Salar	Bahraich	Bahraich
18.	Large brick strewn khera being the ruins of an apparently Buddhist city	Chandra or Chardah	Bahraich
19.	Khera said to be the ruins of one of the principal cities of Raja Karna of The Mahabharata	Hathi Kund	Bahraich
20.	Tomb of Rajab Sajar alias Hatila Salar	Shahpur Jote Yusuf	Bahraich
21.	Domes and buildings inside the inner enclosure including ther ancient walls of the inner enclosure of Saiyid Salar Masud’s celebrated dargah	Singha Parasi	Bahraich
22.	A mound 20′ high apparently formed of solid brick work where the Prithvinath lingam and a copper plate grant were found	Pachran	Balrampur
23.	Mound locally known as Ora Jhar situated on the road from Balrampur near the ancient remains of Sahet-Mahet (Sravasti)	Ghooghulpur	Balrampur
24.	Mound locally known as Penahia Jhar situated on the road from Balrampur near the Ancient remains of Saheth-Maheth (Sravasti)	Ghooghulpur	Balrampur
25.	Mound locally known as Kharahua Jhar situated on the road from Balrampur near the Ancient remains of Saheth-Maheth (Sravasti)	Ghooghulpur	Balrampur
26.	Baithak	Akbai	Banda
27.	Closed cemetery, Katra Naka	Banda	Banda
28.	Jami Masjid	Banda	Banda
29.	Monument in memory of General whitelock’s Force	Banda	Banda
30.	Baoli	Bhawanipur	Banda
31.	Approaches to Kalinjar Fort	Kalinjar	Banda
32.	Fort of Kalinjar, together with the parapet walls, with the gateways and the monuments inside it, Viz. (i) Sita Kunda, (ii) Sita Sez, (iii) Patalganga, (iv) Pandu Kund, (v) Bhairon-ki-Jhiria, (vi) Siddh-ki-gupha, (vii) Bhagwan-Sej, (viii) Pani-ka-aman, (ix) Mrigdhara, (x) Kotitirth, (xi) Linga temple of Nilakantha etc.	Kalinjar	Banda
33.	Remains of the old fort with its seven gateways. A temple of Mahadeo and an inscribed stone in Sanskrit lying on the foot and approaches to the same	Kalinjar	Banda
34.	Two inscriptions, one dated 1520, the other undated on a large basalt rock close to the bank of the Paisuni river	Ansuya ji	Chitrakut
35.	Closed cemetery	Bargarh	Chitrakut
36.	Temple	Bargarh	Chitrakut
37.	Remains of a temple, circa 10 th century AD locally called Bhar Deul	Barha-Kotra	Chitrakut
38.	Small temple with a sanctum and a flat roof	Barha-Kotra	Chitrakut
39.	Two large caves known as Rikhian	Barha-Kotra	Chitrakut
40.	Remains of a small Chandella temple	Birpur	Chitrakut
41.	Two Chandella temples standing together on the same platform	Gonda	Chitrakut
42.	Remains of an old Chandella temple	Dadhwa, Rampur & Manpur	Chitrakut
43.	Balari Nath	Gulrampur	Chitrakut
44.	Two temples	Gulrampur	Chitrakut
45.	City cemetery	Karwi	Chitrakut
46.	Stone temple	Ganesh Bagh one mile south-east of Karwi	Chitrakut
47.	Temple	In the Centre of a tank near the Jail	Chitrakut
48.	Ruins of an old Jain temple called Haihaiti Mandir together with fragments of statues about the fort of the hill	Koh	Chitrakut
49.	Ruins of some Jain Temples	Lauri of Lokhari	Chitrakut
50.	Manikpur cantonment cemetery	Manikpur	Chitrakut
51.	Fort with the fortification walls and the three ruined Jain temples and one ruined Hindu temple inside the fort	Marpha	Chitrakut
52.	Two ruined temples	Mau	Chitrakut
53.	Inscribed statue of Chandella period under a pipal tree	Pura	Chitrakut
54.	Ruins of a large linga temple of the Chandella type	Pura	Chitrakut
55.	Priest’s house	Ramnagar	Chitrakut
56.	Remains of a large temple	Ramnagar	Chitrakut
57.	Ruins of a large Chandella temple	Ramnagar	Chitrakut
58.	Group of ruins, the principal object of which is the entrance door of a temple	Rasin	Chitrakut
59.	Remains of an old fort and a disused temple Devi Chandra Maheshwari	Rasin	Chitrakut
60.	Rock hewn tank, close to the temple of Chandi Maheshwari	Rasin	Chitrakut
61.	Several Sati pillars with a large standing female figure holding a child in her left arm	Rasin	Chitrakut
62.	Temple of Chandi Maheshwari	Rasin	Chitrakut
63.	Two large caves in the middle of a hillock with broken sculptures scattered about	Rauli	Chitrakut
64.	Three mounds known as Mani-Parbat, Kuber Parbat and Sugrib Parbat	Ayodhya	Faizabad
65.	Beni Khanam’s Tomb	Faizabad	Faizabad
66.	Gulab Bari	Faizabad	Faizabad
67.	Tomb of Bahu-Begum	Faizabad	Faizabad
68.	Tomb of Hazi Iqbal, Eunuch of Sadar Jahan Begum including the mosque & the whole compound enclosing them	Faizabad	Faizabad
69.	Tomb of Shuja-ud-daula	Faizabad	Faizabad
70.	Mound called chauki	Aphui	Fatehpur
71.	Monument in the memory of A. Blakely	Asafpur	Fatehpur
72.	Large mound covered with broken bricks and Pottery	Asni	Fatehpur
73.	Extensive brick-strewn mound	Asothar	Fatehpur
74.	Smaller mound bearing five large Digamber Jain figures which people call the five Pandavas	Asothar	Fatehpur
75.	Emperor Aurangzeb’s Pavilion	Bagh Badshahi (Khajuha)	Fatehpur
76.	Entire compound known as Bagh Badshahi	Bagh Badshahi (Khajuha)	Fatehpur
77.	Temple	Bahua	Fatehpur
78.	Four massive masonry pillars containing stone tablets with inscriptions in Urdu and Hindi representing translations of the Ten Commandments and some verses from Saint John’s Gospel, on the Grand Trunk Road just opposite the Public Works Department Inspection House on the western outskirts of the town	Fatehpur	Fatehpur
79.	Square sand-stone pillar bearing an inscription of Mahipaladeva dated Samvat 974 in the Municipal Garden attached to the Town Hall	Fatehpur	Fatehpur
80.	The collection of miscellaneous antiquities from different parts of the District grouped round the Asni Pillar of Mahipaladeva in the Municipal garden attached to the Town Hall	Fatehpur	Fatehpur
81.	Hathikhana mosque or Jaichandi mosque	Hathgaon	Fatehpur
82.	Circular mound, the site of a temple	Khairai	Fatehpur
83.	Extensive mound called Garhi	Khairai	Fatehpur
84.	Monument in the memory of T.S.Powell, Col.	Kunwarpur	Fatehpur
85.	Four temples	Kurari	Fatehpur
86.	Ruins of a fort built by Jaya Chandra	Kutila	Fatehpur
87.	Old Fort	Nahar Khor	Fatehpur
88.	Old Fort	Paina Kalan	Fatehpur
89.	Extensive ruins of an ancient fortified town said to be a stronghold of the Chandella	Paina	Fatehpur
90.	Mound with many pieces of stone sculptures collected upon them	Ren	Fatehpur
91.	Ruined temple	Saton	Fatehpur
92.	Two brick Temples	Sirthar Amauli	Fatehpur
93.	Two temples	Thithaura	Fatehpur
94.	Extensive mound and a group of Hindu Sculptures	Tiksariya	Fatehpur
95.	Temple	Tindauli	Fatehpur
96.	Mound covered with bricks with the ruins of the temple of Asokanath Mahadeva	Hathili	Gonda
97.	Certain mounds covered with broken statues and sculptures	Kadhwa	Hamirpur
98.	Closed British Cemetery	Kaitha	Hamirpur
99.	Jain Temple mounds covered with broken bricks etc. and three kheras near them viz, Ladhanpur, Mirzapur and Itara	Sumerpur	Hamirpur
100.	Major Robert’s Tomb	Baramau	Hardoi
101.	Brick mound locally called Bhankargarh	Gandwa	Hardoi
102.	High irregular khera covered with broken bricks and sculptures	Hardoi	Hardoi
103.	Mound known as Kalhaur or Killo	Kalhaur	Hardoi
104.	Memorial tomb	Khasaura	Hardoi
105.	Large dih covered with broken bricks and pottery crowned with a small ruined temple of the 19th century AD	Kherwa & Kajhgaon	Hardoi
106.	Memorial cemetery	Madhavganj	Hardoi
107.	Well near the Dargah of Makhdum Shah	Mallawan	Hardoi
108.	Large ruined site called Sandi Khera	Pali	Hardoi
109.	Tomb of Nawab of Sadar Johan	Pihani	Hardoi
110.	Ancient mound	Pahunchina Khera (Lakhamapur)	Hardoi
111.	Phulmati	Sandi	Hardoi
112.	Maqbara of Nawab Diler Khan	Shahabad	Hardoi
113.	Sanskrit Inscription of Samvat 1672 on the Chauknanda of Rupan Guru	Akbarpur or Ataura	Jalaun
114.	Cemetery	Jalaun	Jalaun
115.	Chaurasi Tomb of Lodhi Shah Badshah	Kalpi	Jalaun
116.	Closed Cemetery	Kalpi	Jalaun
117.	Piece of fort wall on the north-east scarp with its circular bastion	Kalpi	Jalaun
118.	Small domed building carried on six pillars immediately near to the P.W.D. Rest House	Kalpi	Jalaun
119.	Cemetery	Kunch	Jalaun
120.	Dome on twelve pillars called Bara Khamba traditionally ascribed to the commander of Prithviraja	Kunch	Jalaun
121.	Mosque	Orai	Jalaun
122.	Ruins of a large temple of the Chandella period	Bangama	Jhansi
123.	Gandai Temple	Barua-sagar	Jhansi
124.	Ghugua-ka-math	Barua-sagar	Jhansi
125.	Jarai-ka-math	Barua-sagar	Jhansi
126.	Jarao-ka-Marhia	Barua-sagar	Jhansi
127.	Tank	Barua-sagar	Jhansi
128.	Jama Masjid	Erich	Jhansi
129.	Gharao-ka-math	Gharao	Jhansi
130.	Memorial cemetery, south of fort on Phuta Darwaza	Jhansi	Jhansi
131.	Monument of Major F.W. Pinkney, situated on the hillock near the premises of Messers Eduljee Boyce & Co.	Jhansi	Jhansi
132.	Sikhara-roofed temple called Marhia and dedicated to Gond baba	Khojra	Jhansi
133.	Remains of a Chandella temple	Kishni Khurd	Jhansi
134.	Chandela Temple	Pachwara (Gahras)	Jhansi
135.	Ruins of a large Chandella Temple containing a well preserved statue of Vishnu	Patha-Sagauli	Jhansi
136.	Gunner Burkill’s Tomb	Ragoon	Jhansi
137.	Chandela Temple	Sakrar	Jhansi
138.	Ruined temple at the upper end of Rai Tal on the banks of which is a roundish boulder containing two inscriptions of Samvat 1604 and 1608	Sirwabaran	Jhansi
139.	Rani Lakshmi Bai Mahal	Jhansi	Jhansi
140.	Chhatari of Raja Gangaghar Rao alongwith tank	Dariapur	Jhansi
141.	Jhansi Fort	Jhansi	Jhansi
142.	Remains of an old Chandella temple	Marha	Jhansi
143.	Temple	Marha	Jhansi
144.	Mound	Bithoor	Kanpur
145.	Lona cross Garden	Kanpur	Kanpur
146.	Katcheri Cemetery	Kanpur	Kanpur
147.	Memorial well garden	Kanpur	Kanpur
148.	Sawada Kothi, Monument including flight of steps with the surrounding pateau	Kanpur	Kanpur
149.	Subedar-ka-Talab Cemetery	Kanpur	Kanpur
150.	Wheeler’s Entrechment	Kanpur	Kanpur
151.	Kos Minar	Khalaspur	Kanpur
152.	Three images of Lakshmana, Ganesh and Vishnu lying in the cells or each side of the doorway of the temple of Jagannatha and a Gupta pillar lying in the compound of the temple and other images	Behta	Kanpur Dehat
153.	Ancient brick temple	Bhitargaon	Kanpur Dehat
154.	Mound of ruins covered with large bricks and broken figures	Bhitargaon	Kanpur Dehat
155.	Kos Minar	Bhognipur	Kanpur Dehat
156.	Kos Minar	Bhognipur	Kanpur Dehat
157.	Tank near the tomb of Sandal Shah	Bichhiapur	Kanpur Dehat
158.	Temple known as Phulmati Devi	Bihupur	Kanpur Dehat
159.	Kos Minar	Chaparghata	Kanpur Dehat
160.	Kos Minar	Deosar	Kanpur Dehat
161.	Fragment of a pillar	Dumapur	Kanpur Dehat
162.	Kos Minar	Gour	Kanpur Dehat
163.	Kos Minar	Gour	Kanpur Dehat
164.	Kos Minar	Halia	Kanpur Dehat
165.	Kos Minar	Jallapur Sikandara	Kanpur Dehat
166.	Ancient brick temple	Kanchilipur	Kanpur Dehat
167.	Two ancient brick temple	Khurda	Kanpur Dehat
168.	Mound and the ancient pillar in a modern domed chamber together with the stone cock lying in the front of it	Lala Bhagat	Kanpur Dehat
169.	Kos Minar	Pailwaru	Kanpur Dehat
170.	Temple known as ‘Mahadeo Baba’	Parauli	Kanpur Dehat
171.	Kos Minar	Pitampur	Kanpur Dehat
172.	Kos Minar	Raigawan	Kanpur Dehat
173.	Kos Minar	Rajpur	Kanpur Dehat
174.	Kos Minar	Sankhiln Buzurg	Kanpur Dehat
175.	Kos Minar	Sardarpur	Kanpur Dehat
176.	Sanskrit inscription in the well of Gayadin Sukal	Subhanpur	Kanpur Dehat
177.	Brick temple at Nebia Khera	Bhadwara	Kanpur Dehat
178.	Fort attributed to Jay Chandra	Karra	Kaushambi
179.	Ancient fortress (representing the ancient Kaushambi)	Kosam	Kaushambi
180.	Artificial cave in the fane of the hill of Pabhosa hill	Pabhosa	Kaushambi
181.	Traces of a large brick buiding on the summit of Pabhosa hill	Pabhosa	Kaushambi
182.	British Monuments	Aurangabad	Kheri
183.	Dilapidated Bundela temple with a colossal statue of Tirthankar called linga with two short inscriptions	Banpur	Lalitpur
184.	Ganesh Khera, an ancient site with a large elephant headed God	Banpur	Lalitpur
185.	Jain Temple	Banpur	Lalitpur
186.	Maniktila	Banpur	Lalitpur
187.	Pali Khera	Banpur	Lalitpur
188.	Three temples, two of Vishnu and one of Linga Mahadeva of Gondwani type	Bhadona	Lalitpur
189.	Temple of the Chandella period built mostly of granite	Bharauli	Lalitpur
190.	Temple of Sun God	Budhni	Lalitpur
191.	Bilmori	Chandpur	Lalitpur
192.	Inscription slab of 13th century	Chandpur	Lalitpur
193	Inscription slab dated samvat 1325	Chandpur	Lalitpur
194.	Jain temple	Chandpur	Lalitpur
195.	Jhammer	Chandpur	Lalitpur
196.	Sahasra Linga	Chandpur	Lalitpur
197.	Small temple in the Jungle	Chandpur	Lalitpur
198.	Two monolithic pillars	Chandpur	Lalitpur
199.	Varaha, Inscribed column and ruined shrines	Chandpur	Lalitpur
200.	Vishnu and Lakshmi Narayan shrines	Chandpur	Lalitpur
201.	Vishnu temple known as Phandaria	Chandpur	Lalitpur
202.	Small flat-roofed fane sacred to Mahadeva	Dasraran	Lalitpur
203.	Half-fallen lane of Chandi having a shrine and a porch	Daulatpur	Lalitpur
204.	Large slab of the seven Mothers with Ganesha lying on the bed of the valley below the temple Chandi	Daulatpur	Lalitpur
205.	Ghats	Deogarh	Lalitpur
206.	Gupta Temple	Deogarh	Lalitpur
207.	Jain temples in Deogarh fort	Deogarh	Lalitpur
208.	Large temples	Deogarh	Lalitpur
209.	Varaha temple	Deogarh	Lalitpur
210.	Sikhara-roofed temple known as Kathoylan Mithla	Deongoul	Lalitpur
211.	Small temple with broken sikhara known as Chaturbhuji	Deongoul	Lalitpur
212.	Temple of Bhavani	Deongoul	Lalitpur
213.	Sati slab showing three-headed Mahadeva on the top and fighting scenes below	Dhongra	Lalitpur
214.	Small temple of Sankhanath or Santanatha	Dhongra	Lalitpur
215.	Akhara	Dudhai	Lalitpur
216.	Bajrang	Dudhai	Lalitpur
217.	Banbaba	Dudhai	Lalitpur
218.	Bania-ki-Barat	Dudhai	Lalitpur
219.	Chhatri with Varaha	Dudhai	Lalitpur
220.	Jain temples	Dudhai	Lalitpur
221.	Larger Surang	Dudhai	Lalitpur
222.	Lesser Surang	Dudhai	Lalitpur
223.	Linga or Mahadeva	Dudhai	Lalitpur
224.	Rock-cut Narasimha	Dudhai	Lalitpur
225.	Temples	Dudhai	Lalitpur
226.	Two small temples of the Godwani type of which one is sacred to Gond baba and the other to Mahadeva	Dudhai	Lalitpur
227.	Varaha near tank	Dudhai	Lalitpur
228.	Two temples and several relics	Gurha Khera	Lalitpur
229.	Northern temple consisting of a shrine and a porch sacred to Mahadeva or Linga, an inscription of Samvat 1014 over the lintel	Gurha	Lalitpur
230.	Temples dedicated to Vishnu	Gurha	Lalitpur
231.	Kuraiya Bir Temple	Kuchdon	Lalitpur
232.	Bansa Building of Firozshah’s time	Lalitpur	Lalitpur
233.	Champa Marh	Madanpur	Lalitpur
234.	Jain Group of temples	Madanpur	Lalitpur
235.	Large temple in front of Panch Marhia	Madanpur	Lalitpur
236.	Modi Marh	Madanpur	Lalitpur
237.	Mundi Marh	Madanpur	Lalitpur
238.	Panch Marhia	Madanpur	Lalitpur
239.	Temple at Mahadeva	Madanpur	Lalitpur
240.	Temples (Bari & Chotti Kacheries)	Madanpur	Lalitpur
241.	Two small temples, one of which is sacred to the mother of Mahavira	Madanpur	Lalitpur
242.	Ruined temple The sanctum site has a statue of Trimurti	Markhera	Lalitpur
243.	Tall Sati-slab called a Caza bearing an inscription of Samvat 1348	Markhera	Lalitpur
244.	Temple	Markhera	Lalitpur
245.	Temple site	Markhera	Lalitpur
246.	Temple of Neelkantha	Pali	Lalitpur
247.	Overhanging rock with some pre-historic sculptured bordering the Jamini Valley	Panduon	Lalitpur
248.	Remains of a large Vishnu temple	Satgato	Lalitpur
249.	Jain Temple and a Torana or Gateway	Sironi Khurd	Lalitpur
250.	Slab containing a Kutila inscription of 46 lines of the reign of Mahendrapaldeva in the compound of Santinatha’s temple	Sironi Khurd	Lalitpur
251.	Torana or gateway situated outside the compound of modern Jain Temple	Sironi Khurd	Lalitpur
252.	Temple	Sonrai	Lalitpur
253.	Small temple with three figures of Vishnu in the niches outside	Surabad	Lalitpur
254.	Fort	Talbehat	Lalitpur
255.	Temple of Mahadeva	Vijapur	Lalitpur
256.	Mounds covered with bricks	Arjunpur and Rukhara	Lucknow
257.	Cemetery	Bargawan	Lucknow
258.	Cemeteries	Jahraila Road	Lucknow
259.	Amjad Ali Shah’s Mausoleum	Hazratganj	Lucknow
260.	Bibiapur House	Cantonment	Lucknow
261.	British Cemetery at Chiria jhil	Sapru Marg	Lucknow
262	Buildings, north-west of Dilkusha Palace	Cantonment	Lucknow
263.	Cemetery at Alambagh	Lucknow	Lucknow
264.	Cemetery at Dilkusha	Lucknow	Lucknow
265.	Cemetery at Gaughat	Lucknow	Lucknow
266.	Cemetery near Kaisar Pasand	Lucknow	Lucknow
267.	Cemetery near Fort Machi Bhawan	Lucknow	Lucknow
268.	Cemetery in Raja Incha Singh’s compound	Lucknow	Lucknow
269.	Cemetery on La-Martiniere Road	Lucknow	Lucknow
270.	Cemetery at Vilayat Bagh	Lucknow	Lucknow
271.	Dargah Hazrat Abbas	Lucknow	Lucknow
272.	Dianut-ud-daula’s Karbala	Lucknow	Lucknow
273.	General wali Kothi	Lucknow	Lucknow
274.	Ibrahim Chisti’s Tomb	Lucknow	Lucknow
275.	Imambara Amin-ud-daula	Lucknow	Lucknow
276.	Imambara of Asaf-ud-daula	Lucknow	Lucknow
277.	Jama Masjid near Hussainabad	Lucknow	Lucknow
278.	Kaiser Bagh Gates	Lucknow	Lucknow
279.	Kalan-ki-Lat at adjoining cemetery in Faquir Mohammad Khan ka Hata	Lucknow	Lucknow
280.	Karbala of Tal Katora	Lucknow	Lucknow
281.	Kaz-Main Buildings	Lucknow	Lucknow
282.	Mulka Jahan’s Karbala	Lucknow	Lucknow
283.	Masjid connected with Asaf-ud-daula	Lucknow	Lucknow
284.	Monuments of Ninety-third Highlanders	Lucknow	Lucknow
285.	Nadan Mahal	Lucknow	Lucknow
286.	Nasir-ud-din Haider’s Karbala in Daliganj	Lucknow	Lucknow
287.	Neil’s Gate	Lucknow	Lucknow
288.	Old Palace at Dilkusha	Lucknow	Lucknow
289.	Picture Gallery Hussainabad Baradari	Lucknow	Lucknow
290.	Residency Buildings	Lucknow	Lucknow
291.	Rumi Darwaza	Lucknow	Lucknow
292.	Sapper’s Tomb	Lucknow	Lucknow
293.	Sikander Bagh Building	Lucknow	Lucknow
294	Sikchawali Kothi	Lucknow	Lucknow
295.	Tahsin Ali’s Mosque	Lucknow	Lucknow
296.	Tomb of Gazi-ud-din Haider	Lucknow	Lucknow
297.	Tomb of Janab Aliya	Lucknow	Lucknow
298.	Tomb known as Char Khamba	Lucknow	Lucknow
299.	Tomb at Lotan Bagh	Lucknow	Lucknow
300.	Tomb of Mohammad Ali Shah	Lucknow	Lucknow
301.	Tomb at Musabagh	Lucknow	Lucknow
302.	Tomb of Mushir Zadi, wife of Saadat Ali Khan	Lucknow	Lucknow
303.	Tomb of Saadat Ali Khan	Lucknow	Lucknow
304.	Two Cemeteries	Lucknow	Lucknow
305.	Victoria Memorial	Lucknow	Lucknow
306.	Three Tombs	Lucknow Faizabad Road at miles 3 and 5	Lucknow
307.	Two Cemeteries	Lucknow Faizabad Raod at mile 4	Lucknow
308.	Cemeteries	Lucknow-Kanpur Road at mile 13	Lucknow
309.	Cemetery	Lucknow – Rae Barelli Road at mile 6	Lucknow
310.	Cemetery	Marion	Lucknow
311.	Memorial pillar marking the site of the pre-Mutiny Residency in the old Mariaon Cantonment	Mahibullapur	Lucknow
312.	Mound	Nagarm	Lucknow
313.	Mound	Paharnagar	Lucknow
314.	Mound	Takuria	Lucknow
315.	Bridge over the Beta river and temple attached to it	Tikait Ganj	Lucknow
316.	Four Chandella temples and small masonry tank	Akona	Mahoba
317.	Chakariya Dai carving of a Women with a child in her arm	Bagwa	Mahoba
318.	Ruins of two granite temple	Charna	Mahoba
319.	Small mound locally known as Bhainsasur with a ruined temple on the summit and old statue inside it	Chukta	Mahoba
320.	Brahm Tal, an extensive tank with embankment On this embankment is a ruined Chandella temple lake and the ruins of a baithak	Kabraia	Mahoba
321.	Ruins of a palace on a hill	Kulpahar	Mahoba
322.	Foundation of Temple Madau	Mahoba	Mahoba
323.	Granite pillar	Mahoba	Mahoba
324.	Five life-sized elephant statues	Mahoba	Mahoba
325	Jama Masjid	Mahoba	Mahoba
326.	Lake of Kirat Sagar	Mahoba	Mahoba
327.	Lake of Madan Sagar	Mahoba	Mahoba
328.	Lake of Vijaya Sagar	Mahoba	Mahoba
329.	Palace of Raja Paramardi Deva or Parmal	Mahoba	Mahoba
330.	Small stone pillar called Alha-ki-Lat	Mahoba	Mahoba
331.	Temple of Khakra-Math in the middle of Madan Sagar	Mahoba	Mahoba
332.	Twenty-four rock-hewn images of the Tirthankara with Inscriptions dated Samavt 1206	Mahoba	Mahoba
333.	Makarbai Temple	Makarbai	Mahoba
334.	Ruins of a large granite temple	Makarbai	Mahoba
335.	Two ruined granite temples	Luhari	Mahoba
336.	Old well with an inscription of Samvat 755	Parapbari	Mahoba
337.	Large tank	Patkari	Mahoba
338.	Rahiliya temple	Rahiliya	Mahoba
339.	Large Chandella tank on the embankment on which stands a large ruined temple of the earliest Chandella type	Rawatpur	Mahoba
340.	Smaller temple of which the dome has fallen	Rawatpur	Mahoba
341.	Sijari Temple	Sijari	Mahoba
342.	Tank called Baratal with an Island bearing the ruins of a large Chandella temple	Srinagar	Mahoba
343.	Brahmanical temple	Sukora	Mahoba
344.	Jain temple	Sukora	Mahoba
345.	Temple, a flat-roofed building	Urwara	Mahoba
346.	Fort Gate	Rae Bareli	Rae Bareli
347.	Sai Bridge	Rae Bareli –Pratapgarh road	Rae Bareli
348.	Siva Temple	Rajmau	Rae Bareli
349.	Site and stupa and monastery of the Sakyas	Piprahwa	Siddharth Nagar
350.	Ancient Site	Pipri	Siddharth Nagar
351.	Ancient Site	Jungle Belhar	Siddharth Nagar
352.	Ancient Site	Tola Ganwaria in Birdpur frontier road	Siddharth Nagar
353.	Ancient Site	Tola Salrgarh south-west of Siswa Tal near Nepal – India border	Siddharth Nagar
354.	Ancient Site	VillageBirdpur No.1,Tola Thankurpur (on the west of Salya stupa)	Siddharth Nagar
355.	The site of Sahet Mahet measuring 286.026 acres in the Bahraich district (now Sravasti Nagar district) and 123.93 acres in the Gonda district (now Balrampur district)	Sahet-Mahet	Sravasti Nagar
356.	Ancient site near the village of Bhitti	Bhitti	Sravasti Nagar
357.	Mound known as Kutti Behari Das	Ikauna (Chakra) Bhandar (Sahet Mahet)	Sravasti Nagar
358.	Mound known as Kutti Satruhan Das	Ikauna (Chakra) Bhandar (Sahet Mahet)	Sravasti Nagar
359.	Mound known as Bani Nath Mahadeo	Ikauna (Chakra) Bhandar (Sahet Mahet)	Sravasti Nagar
360.	Mound of brick ruins	Tandwa	Sravasti Nagar
361.	Small round shaped mound	Tandwa	Sravasti Nagar
362.	Group of ruined brick temple of the 10th century locally called Teligarhi	Bhagupur	Sultanpur
363.	Mosque	Isauli	Sultanpur
364.	Extensive brick strewn mounds undoubtedly of the ruins of Buddhist cities	Raipur, Tikri, Shahgarh	Sultanpur
365.	Large dih called Majhangaon with brick-towers on the four corners	Sultanpur	Sultanpur
366.	Tomb of Qurban Mohammad	Banger Mau	Unnao

The Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle is a circle of the Archaeological Survey of India that is responsible for the preservation and conservation of monuments in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The circle has its headquarters in Lucknow.

The circle was established in 1861 and has jurisdiction over over 1,000 monuments in the state. The monuments include a wide range of structures, from temples and mosques to forts and palaces.

The circle is responsible for carrying out a variety of activities related to the preservation and conservation of monuments. These activities include:

Surveying and documenting monuments
Carrying out repairs and restoration work
Raising awareness about the importance of monuments
Promoting tourism to monuments

The circle also has a museum, the State Museum Lucknow, which houses a collection of artifacts from the state of Uttar Pradesh.

The following is a list of monuments under the jurisdiction of the Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle:

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Aishbagh Palace
Alambagh
Anarkali Mosque
Bara Imambara
Bhool Bhulaiya
Chattar Manzil
Chota Imambara
Dilkusha Palace
Farhat Baksh Palace
Husainabad Clock Tower
Kaiserbagh Palace
La Martiniere College
Lucknow Residency
Machhi Bhawan
Moti Mahal
Nawabganj Mosque
Residency Ruins
Rumi Darwaza
Shahi Eidgah
Sikandar Bagh
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Tomb of Saadat Ali Khan
Tomb of Wazir Ali Khan
Victoria Memorial
Ziauddin Basti Mosque

The monuments in the Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle are a testament to the rich history and culture of the state. They are a popular tourist destination and offer visitors a glimpse into the past.

The Aishbagh Palace is a 19th-century palace located in Lucknow, India. It was built by Nawab Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh. The palace is a complex of buildings set in a large garden. The main building is a two-storey structure with a central courtyard. The courtyard is surrounded by rooms and galleries. The palace is decorated with intricate tile work and mirror work.

The Alambagh is a 17th-century garden complex located in Lucknow, India. It was built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. The complex is spread over an area of 100 acres. It consists of a series of gardens, pavilions, and canals. The gardens are laid out in a formal Mughal style. The pavilions are decorated with intricate tile work and mirror work. The canals are lined with trees and flowers.

The Anarkali Mosque is a 17th-century mosque located in Lucknow, India. It was built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. The mosque is a single-storey structure with a central courtyard. The courtyard is surrounded by a colonnade. The mosque is decorated with intricate tile work and calligraphy.

The Bara Imambara is a 19th-century mosque located in Lucknow, India. It was built by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula, the third Nawab of Awadh. The mosque is a complex of buildings set in a large courtyard. The main building is a two-storey structure with a central courtyard. The courtyard is surrounded by rooms and galleries. The mosque is decorated with intricate tile work and mirror work.

The Bhool Bhulaiya is a 19th-century palace located in Lucknow, India. It was built by Nawab Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh. The palace is a complex of buildings set in a large garden. The main building is a two-storey structure with a central courtyard. The courtyard is surrounded by rooms and galleries. The palace is decorated with intricate tile work and mirror work.

The Chattar Manzil is a 19th-century palace located in Lucknow, India. It was built by Nawab Wajid Ali Shah, the last Nawab of Awadh. The palace is a complex of buildings set in a large garden. The main building is a two-storey structure with a central courtyard. The courtyard is surrounded by rooms and galleries. The palace is decorated with intricate tile work and mirror work.

The Chota Imambara is a 19th-century mosque located in Lucknow, India. It was built by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula, the third Nawab of Awadh. The mosque is a complex of buildings set in a large courtyard. The main building is a two-storey structure with a central courtyard. The courtyard is surrounded by rooms and galleries. The mosque is decorated with intricate tile work and mirror work.

The Dilkusha Palace is a 19th-century palace located in Lucknow, India. It was built by Nawab Wajid

What is the Alphabetical List of Monuments – Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle?

The Alphabetical List of Monuments – Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle is a list of historical monuments in the Lucknow Circle of Uttar Pradesh, India. The list is maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).

What are the criteria for inclusion in the list?

The list includes monuments that are of national importance or of special archaeological or historical interest.

How can I find out more about a particular monument?

You can find more information about a particular monument by visiting the ASI website or by contacting the ASI office in Lucknow.

What are some of the most famous monuments on the list?

Some of the most famous monuments on the list include the Bara Imambara, the Chota Imambara, and the Rumi Darwaza.

What are some of the lesser-known monuments on the list?

Some of the lesser-known monuments on the list include the Hussainabad Clock Tower, the Dilkusha Palace, and the Kaiserbagh Palace.

What is the significance of the Alphabetical List of Monuments – Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle?

The Alphabetical List of Monuments – Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle is significant because it provides a comprehensive record of the historical and archaeological heritage of the Lucknow Circle. The list is an important resource for scholars, researchers, and tourists.

What are some of the challenges facing the preservation of the monuments on the list?

Some of the challenges facing the preservation of the monuments on the list include the effects of Climate change, vandalism, and theft.

What is being done to address these challenges?

The ASI is taking a number of measures to address the challenges facing the preservation of the monuments on the list. These measures include conservation and restoration work, public awareness campaigns, and the development of tourism Infrastructure-2/”>INFRASTRUCTURE.

What can I do to help preserve the monuments on the list?

You can help preserve the monuments on the list by being aware of the challenges facing them and by taking steps to protect them. You can also support the work of the ASI and other organizations that are working to preserve the monuments.

Which of the following is not a monument in Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Circle?
(A) Bara Imambara
(B) Chota Imambara
(C) Rumi Darwaza
(D) Jama Masjid
Which of the following is the tallest minaret in India?
(A) Qutub Minar
(B) Minaret of Jama Masjid
(C) Atala Masjid Minar
(D) Chauburji
Which of the following is a Mughal-era palace complex in Lucknow, India?
(A) Red Fort
(B) Agra Fort
(C) Fatehpur Sikri
(D) Bara Imambara
Which of the following is a mosque in Lucknow, India?
(A) Jama Masjid
(B) Atala Masjid
(C) Chota Imambara
(D) Rumi Darwaza
Which of the following is a tomb in Lucknow, India?
(A) Bara Imambara
(B) Chota Imambara
(C) Rumi Darwaza
(D) Husainabad Clock Tower
Which of the following is a gate in Lucknow, India?
(A) Bara Imambara
(B) Chota Imambara
(C) Rumi Darwaza
(D) Husainabad Clock Tower
Which of the following is a park in Lucknow, India?
(A) Dilkusha Bagh
(B) Kaiserbagh
(C) Rambagh
(D) Hazratganj
Which of the following is a museum in Lucknow, India?
(A) State Museum
(B) Raza Library
(C) Khuda Baksh Oriental Public Library
(D) all of the above
Which of the following is a university in Lucknow, India?
(A) University of Lucknow
(B) Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University
(C) Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University
(D) all of the above
Which of the following is a railway station in Lucknow, India?
(A) Lucknow Charbagh railway station
(B) Lucknow Junction railway station
(C) Alambagh railway station
(D) all of the above