
Lucknow Uttar Pradesh, India Travel Guide
LKO, aka Amausi Airport, serves Lucknow. It sits approximately 15-20 kilometers (9-12 miles) to the southwest of the central area. This airport serves as the main air gateway for Lucknow and the surrounding region.
Main Indian airlines offer frequent domestic connections. Limited direct international flights connect to Middle Eastern destinations.
No direct flights from major global hubs (North America, Europe, East Asia). Connect via key Indian airports (Delhi, Mumbai) or West Asian hubs (Dubai, Sharjah).
High Season (Oct-Mar) sees higher prices. Prices also surge around key Indian festivals. Low Season (May-Aug) offers lower airfares.
LKO has Terminal 1 (international) and Terminal 2 (domestic). Facilities include ATMs, currency exchange, duty-free, restaurants, car hire counters, pre-paid taxi counters, and Wi-Fi.
Lucknow is a major railway hub with extensive connections to almost every major Indian city.
Bus travel offers a versatile and often more budget-friendly another option for inter-city travel.
Requires an International Driving Permit, however usually not recommended for first-time visitors because of difficult conditions.
India's extensive railway network connects Lucknow to almost every major city in the country.
Bus travel offers a flexible and often more budget-friendly alternative to train journeys to inter-city travel.
Self-driving in India can be extremely challenging for those unfamiliar with local conditions.
Road conditions vary throughout the city and on highways. Safety concerns on Indian roads are real for unfamiliar drivers.
No specific exit fees or taxes when leaving from India beyond those in your air ticket price.
Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport (LKO) and major railway/bus stations have several amenities for departing passengers.
Plan your arrival at the airport or station with enough time to spare, notably for international flights, to ensure a stress-complimentary departure experience.