Tour

An imposing edifice housing the State Legislature and the Secretariat of Karnataka, this is one of the best known landmarks of Bengaluru. Built in granite, the building incorporates elements of Indo-saracenic and Dravidian styles.

Cubbon Park provides Bangaloreans with over 300 acres of sprawling greenery in the heart of the city. The park houses the State Library, an impressive, red Gothic structure, and is dotted with fountains, statues, flowering trees and shady groves.

Located about 22 Kms south of Bengaluru city is one among the few places in the world where wilderness is preserved so close to a big city. It is having different units such as Zoo, Safari, Butterfly Park and Rescue Center (Conservation of captive animals).

The Bangalore Palace is one of the most favorite tourist attractions of Bengaluru. The palace was built by Rev. Garrett, the first principal of Central High School (now Central College), with a floor area of 45,000 sq. ft. Built to look like a smaller replica of the Windsor Castle in England, the palace and the grounds surrounding it are spread across 455 acres of area.

Take a stroll in this 240-acre park, which is home to India’s largest collection of rare tropical and subtropical plants, as well as many centuries-old trees. It contains one of Kempegowda’s watch towers, a surreal lawn surrounded by Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs, an ornamental clock, a beautiful lake, a topiary park, a charming wooden bandstand and a glasshouse modelled on London’s Crystal Palace. Jivik store in the park also sells organic products Bangalore

Nandi Hills located in Chikkaballapur district, 65 km from Bengaluru is a hill station and a picnic spot. Located at an elevation of 1,478 mt the place has a pleasant climate throughout the year and is a famous tourist spot in the summer. The temples around Nandi are very beautiful.