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Old Oak Tree Inn
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Southall - Little India of West London
Often called Little Punjab, Southall is a large suburban district of West London, England. It is one of the locations that will amaze you once you explore it. You can easily take a train to Southall from London and walk around the streets in this beautiful place. The place attracts a lot of tourists from India and South Asia. It is a primarily Asian residential district that is separated from Hayes in the west by the Grand Union Canal. There are several cheap hotels in Southall that you can book if you wish to plan a budget-friendly trip to Southall.
Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh SabhaThis is the largest Sikh Temple in the world outside India. If you plan to visit this place of worship, remember to be respectful of the traditions of the community. While it draws a number of tourists, it is essentially a religious place that shouldn’t be considered an amusement park. The temple is finished in marble and granite with stained glass windows and a gilded dome. It is a stunning building that is worth a visit. The budget hotels in Southall England are the perfect place to stay if you are looking to visit the gems this place has to offer.
Shopping in SouthallThe main shopping area here is along the Southall Broadway on Uxbridge Road. The Southall Market is another destination for visitors who love to shop their hearts out. If you are a foodie, then you will be glad to know that there are many places to eat and drink in Southall. You will find many Indian, Sri Lankan, Pakistani, and South Indian restaurants here. If you wish to buy some souvenirs and satisfy your tastebuds, then the best thing to do is look for hotels in Southall.
Something for the Nature LoversIf you plan to visit Southall, you should head to the Jubilee Gardens. It is a simple and elegant playground, which is loved by every nature lover. It is located close to the London Eye and is full of greenery and offers a great place for fun activities. Three Bridges is another beautiful attraction that is also known as Windmill Bridge. The Southall Park and Spikes Bridge Park can also be explored if you wish to explore the green side of this district.
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On a weekend, you can plan a short trip to neighboring towns like Yeading which is nine minutes away by car and half an hour away if you take a local bus. You can also take a bus to Hanwell which is only 15 minutes away. Hayes which is about five minutes by bus is a great place to head to because of all the historic sites in the area.
You can also take a trip to London and visit the Big Ben or the London Eye and spend an entire weekend proper ‘London style’. It takes 20 minutes to reach London from Southall via local bus.
Southall experiences snow around December and January. So if you like skiing, the first week of January would be most suitable to enjoy a little family time. For warm-weather activities, late June to early September is more suitable.
You can take the bus, train, taxi or drive yourself to get in and around Southall. The Tube will take you up to London in just 16 minutes while a bus will drop you off in 43 minutes. The bus is the cheapest option but if you have a car, you can always choose to drive yourself around.
- You can go on a shopping spree along Southall Broadway on Uxbridge Road. Do check out Monga’s, a designer clothing store and at P&G Fashions.
- At Togdheer Shopping Center, you can get your hands on literally anything and everything that you might need for a short trip.
- You can also check out Himalaya Shopping Center and The Palace to get your daily or fashion needs.
Heathrow Airport is only 5 miles away from Southall. A bus departs from Lancaster Gate Station every day on an hourly basis and will drop you off at Southall Park. You can also take the train to reach faster. If you are driving, the distance between London and Southall is about 11 miles.
Southall has a number of tourist attractions that take you a little closer to India. If you want to catch a glimpse of ‘Little India’ in West London, do check these places out.
- Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha is the world’s largest Sikh temple outside India. Vishwa Hindu Mandir is another Hindu temple in the region.
- Three Bridges Park is a unique three-level crossing designed in 1859.
- The Southall Park and Spiked Bridge Park are appropriate for quick get-togethers or a family picnic.
- The Hanwell Flight of Locks showcases the use of 7 locks to control canals. It is also a great place for a country-walk along with Southall Recreation Ground.
- The Manor House Grounds is a lovely place for kids to play around while you enjoy some quiet.
- If you enjoy playing some golf on the side, we recommend spending a day at the West Middlesex Golf Club.
You can taste the locally brewed beer at some of the breweries like The Plough Inn, which specializes in a contemporary pub menu. There are a lot of places that offer Indian dishes and specialties along with a fun vibe. There’s also some shisha lounges in the area where you can party Mediterranean style.
OYO hotels in Southall feature compact, cozy rooms with wooden flooring.
These budget hotels in Southall have all the basic facilities like 24/7 check-in, free Wifi, TV, fan, luggage assistance, daily housekeeping, and CCTV cameras for safety purposes.
OYO Broadway Inn is a budget-friendly and most-recommended hotel near Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Southall.
Often referred to as ‘Little Punjab’, OYO hotels in Southall including OYO Broadway Inn is one of the highest-rated budget hotels in the area.