Ambedkar Memorial

Ambedkar Memorial is a memorial park in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, that spreads across a large site with stone sculptures, water features and artificial lakes. The grounds combine open lawns with paved courtyards where bronze figures and commemorative pillars are arranged in geometric patterns.

The park opened in 2008 to commemorate Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, who drafted the Indian Constitution in the 20th century and campaigned for social reform. The layout of the site reflects the values he championed throughout his life.

The grounds carry the name of the author of the Indian Constitution and are visited by people who want to honor his work for education and equal opportunity. Visitors walk along the pathways and look at inscriptions that reflect his thoughts on justice and human dignity.

The site is reachable by public transport from central Lucknow and offers restrooms along with covered areas for resting. The paved pathways are suitable for walking in different weather conditions and make it easier to find your way around the grounds.

A bronze statue measuring 5.5 meters stands at the center of the site and is surrounded by columns carrying texts about social justice and equality. These inscriptions are readable up close and often draw visitors who pause and take photographs there.