Top 10 Places To Visit In Bangalore

Bangalore, also known as Bengaluru, is a vibrant city known for its mix of modernity and rich cultural heritage. As the hub of India's IT industry, the city is bustling with activities. It also offers serene landscapes and a variety of historical sites. From lush parks and gardens to iconic temples, it offers places for every traveler. The city also boasts grand shopping malls and bustling street markets.

Here are the top 10 places to visit in Bangalore and enjoy!

Cubbon Park - Cubbon Park is a well-known spot in Bangalore. It is also called Sri Chamarajendra Park. It was first set up in 1870 by Richard Sankey for Mysore at that time. The Park is built on 300 acres and is covered in lush greenery.
Nandi Hills - Nandi Hills is a great spot for nature lovers just outside Bangalore. Located 60 km from the city center, it provides an amazing view of a big, single-piece granite rock.
Tipu Sultan's Palace - The grand Palace of Tipu Sultan is beautiful and is now turned into a museum. This palace is very popular because of its old paintings, statues, and artworks. The one special thing about the fort is that it's made entirely of teakwood.
Lal Bagh Botanical Garden - Lal Bagh is one of the most loved botanical gardens in India. It features a unique glass house where two flower shows take place each year, on 15 Aug and 26 Jan. The is home to India’s largest collection of rare tropical plants.
Bangalore Palace - Bangalore Palace is within 200 km of the city center and is a wonderful spot to visit. Originally belonging to Rev. J. Garrett, it is one of the top historical sites in the area. The inside of the palace shows off its elegance and beauty.
Iskcon Temple - Iskon Bengaluru is one of the largest Iskcon temples globally, providing a wonderful religious experience. The temple has amazing architecture and hosts many activities for Lord Krishna's devotees. It's located less than 100 kilometers from the city.
National Gallery for Modern Art - The National Gallery of Modern Art was started in 2009. It shows off amazing paintings and modern art made by famous artists today. Inside, there are around 500 artworks displayed in every part.
Bannerghatta National Park - The Bannerghatta National Park is about 22 km away from the city and many plants and animals. It started in 1971 and covers a huge area of 104.27 sq. km. It's also home to India's first butterfly park.
Ulsoor Lake - Ulsoor Lakes is one of the largest lakes in the city which was built by Kempe Gowda II. Earlier, it was known as the Halsur or Alasur Lake. People can go boating on the Grand Lake.
Innovative Film City - The amazing Innovate Film City is an Indian theme park in Bidadi. It is about 40 km from the city. It's one of the favorite places for tourists and spreads across nearly 58 acres of land.