Bangalore Tour

Bangalore Palace

Inspired by the Windsor Castle, this Wodeyar Royal Palace, symbolizes a well-preserved slice of the bygone era. Its fortified towers, pretty turrets, gorgeous arches, and green lawns remind us of the opulence of the Bangalore royals. Embellished with gorgeous stained glass windows, dazzling chandeliers, and elegant wood carvings, Bangalore Palace is a much-visited attraction of the city.

Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace

Located in the Bangalore Fort area, this ornate palace is a fine specimen of Indo-Islamic architecture. Built-in teak and adorned with pillars, arches, & balconies, this spectacular palace showcases crowns, royal attires, and many artifacts of Tipu Sultan’s empire.

Lal Bagh Botanical Garden

Planned & laid out during Hyder Ali’s rule, this spectacular garden is spread over an area of around 240 acres and is home to over 1000 plant species. With its fascinating Japanese gardens, an ancient rock formation, a giant flower clock, and tall silk-cotton trees, Lal Bagh promises you a glimpse into the soul of nature.

Vidhan Soudha

The state secretariat of Karnataka, Vidhan Soudha, is a striking blend of traditional Dravidian & modern architecture. This tall building, rising up to 46m, is a marvel of bricks & stones. Check it out in the evenings when the building is illuminated and looks awesome.

ISCON Temple

One of the largest ISCKON temples in the world, this Radha Krishna temple, is not only a religious attraction but is also visited for its magnificent architecture and tranquil aura. A classic specimen of the Neo-Dravidian era, its architecture reflects a blend of traditional structure and modern aesthetics. Dedicated to Vedic teachings, the complex also houses a Vedic Library and a Vedic Museum.

Other Attractions of Bangalore

Cubbon Park- A huge urban park often called the lungs of the city
Bannerghatta National Park- Home to a variety of flora & fauna
Ulsoor Lake- Perfect for a romantic boat ride and picnic

Fairs & Festivals of Bangalore

• Namma Bengaluru Habba- Celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Bangalore
• Varamahalakshmi Festival – Dedicated to the Goddess of Wealth
• Storm Festival- Camp-out Music Festival
• Echoes of Earth Music Festival- A music festival dedicated to Mother Earth

Shopping in Bengaluru

Bangalore is a shopper’s delight. Besides huge malls selling world-class brands, the city is a perfect place to buy a range of traditional stuff. Gorgeous silk sarees, sandalwood rosaries & idols, and beautiful rosewood-inlay paintings are some souvenirs you may pick from local markets of Bangalore.

Food in Bangalore

Bangalore promises you food galore! Besides its many top-notch restaurants offering global cuisine, Bangalore's traditional food is also mouthwatering. Be sure to dig into the delicious Masala Dosa, Dal Obattu, Idly-Vada, Neer Dosa, Mangalore Fish, and Reva Fry to tickle your taste buds with Bengaluru flavors.

Best Time to Visit

Bangalore is blessed with an ambient climate and is a great year-round-destination. However, the peak tourist season in the region is in winter from October to March.

How to Reach

By Air- Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore, 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.