A fascinating mix of urban infrastructures and scenic landscapes; Bangalore, officially known as Bengaluru, is the city of the millennials. Its multifaceted charm has earned it many sobriquets like, ‘the Pub City’, ‘the Garden City’, and the ‘Silicon Valley of India’. A city of magnificent palaces, lush gardens, modern skyscrapers and youthful vibe- this flamboyant state capital of Karnataka is sure to charm you.
The rounded arches, artistic turrets, tall towers and fortified ramparts of this magnificent Wodeyar Palace bear striking resemblance to the Windsor Castle in England. Set amidst extensive gardens, this opulent building is an architectural marvel. Its gorgeous stained glass windows, painted ceilings, exquisite chandeliers, Raja Ravi Varma’s priceless paintings, and invaluable antiques are a wonder. Now, a marvelous backdrop to celebrity weddings, musical events and expos; this palace is an inherent part of the culture and heritage of Bangalore.
An exotic blend of Indo-Islamic architecture, this splendid palace boasts of elaborately carved pillars, ornate frescoes, brilliant arches, overhanging balconies and awesome motifs. Blessed with manicured gardens, blooming shrubs and sparkling fountains, the palace is a slice of solitude in the busy city of Bangalore.
This internationally renowned Botanical Garden is home to over 1800 species of plants, a 3000 million-years-old rock formation, exotic Japanese Gardens, massive silk-cotton trees. A whopping 240 acres of compelling flora, Lal Bagh Botanical Garden is a must-visit place in Bangalore.
Often called the lung space of the city, Cubbon Park marks the green belt of Bangalore. The park is home to aesthetically maintained lawns & flower beds, jogging tracks, and fairy fountains, library, doll museum, toy train, bandstand and an aquarium.
Around 22kms from Bangalore, Bannerghatta National Park is a refuge for a large variety of flora & fauna. Spread over 105km2, this park is home to elephants, leopards, wild boar, sloth bear, India gazelle, Asiatic Lion, Royal Bengal Tiger, monitor lizard and cobras. The park also houses a Butterfly Park, an aquarium, a zoo, Children's park, Crocodile Farm, Snake Park, Prehistoric Animals' Park and a museum.
A favorite haunt of picnickers, courting couples and nature lovers; this beautiful lake is a perfect place for boating and enjoying the bounties of nature.
Bar-hopping and pub crawling are perfect ways to soak in the vibe of this millennial city. Don your party hat and dancing shoes and groove to the dreamy chillwave music as you chug on some craft beer. The non dancers can check out various live bands and stand-up comedy performances that are a regular weekend feature in Bangalore pubs & restaurants.
Sandalwood souvenirs like incense sticks, idols & rosaries; creative wooden toys, gorgeous Mysore Silk Sarees, superb rosewood inlay paintings, and Coorg coffee powder are some of the souvenirs you may pick from Bangalore.
Bangalore is a foodie’s delight and offers cuisines from all over the world. However, its local kitchens are known for Masala Dosa, Dal Obattu, Idly-Vada, Neer Dosa, Mangalore Fish & Reva Fry.
By Air- Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore, around 40kms from the main city, connects Bangalore with major cities across the globe.
By Rail- Bengaluru City Railway Station and Yeswantpur Junction are the two railheads that connect Bangalore to the rest of the country by an extensive network of Indian Railways.
By Road- A well-maintained network of roads and highways connect Bangalore to the major cities in India.
Book our South India Tour Packages and explore this genial city where centuries of legacy live in perfect harmony with the evolving modernity. A perfect fun destination with a sprinkling of nature, heritage & cultural, Bangalore’s charm is simply irresistible. Do reach us for personalized tour packages to help us create a happy vacation for you.
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