Tourist places in banglore

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TOURIST PLACES IN BANGALORE PRESENTED BY GAYATHRY SATHEESAN

Bangalore Palace (3 km from city center) The majestic Bangalore palace, enclosed by beautiful gardens, is a famous tourist attraction in Bangalore. It is now owned by the Mysore Royal family.

Cubbon Park (1 km from city center) This park is a major sightseeing attraction, with 300 acres of green foliage. Having been laid down by Lord Cubbon , it is an ideal place for nature lovers an those seeking a calm atmosphere.

(2km from city center) MG Road is one of a most popular shopping and entertainment hub of Bangalore. Swarming with people at almost all the time, one must visit the place if in Bangalore. Mg Road

(8km from city center) This botanical garden is a haven for all nature lovers. It was commissioned by Hyder Ali in 1760 and completed by Tipu Sultan, with a spread of 240 acres. Lal Bagh

( 0 km from city center) Located in the CBD,this luxury mall is the one stop destination for all your high-end needs. Assimilation of four towers as a whole, the mall is spread in a mind-boggling area of 13 acres. UB City Mall

Bannerghatta National Park (23 km from city center) Housing the country's first butterfly park, this park has a huge variety of fauna, making it one of the most enjoyable tourist attractions in the city. Tourists can also opt for Safari rides through the park.

Wonder La Water Park (26 km from city center) Wonderla is said to be the best amusement park in the city (and also one of the best in the country), and attracts all those looking for a rush of adrenaline.

Ulsoor Lake (3 km from city center) Constructed by Kempe Gowda II in the 2nd century, this lake was earlier known as Halsur or Alasur . Although not fit for swimming, boating can be enjoyed at the lake.

ISKCON Temple (6 km from city center) Apart from a religious temple, ISKCON is a cultural complex accommodating dedicated deities of Sri Sri Radha Krishnachandra .

Commercial Street (2 km from city center) Shopaholics ought to hit these spots in Bangalore. Easy money and a lively and confident lifestyle make Bangalore a shopper's heaven.

Vidhana Soudha (1 km from city center) The Vidhana Soudha located in Bangalore, is the seat of the state legislature of Karnataka. It is an imposing building, constructed in a style sometimes described as Mysore Neo-Dravidian, and incorporates elements of Indo- Saracenic and Dravidian styles.

Nandi Hills (45 km from city center) Nandi Hills is a scenic hill station situated close to Bangalore, serving as one of the most popular destinations for trekking of Karnataka and escaping the busy city life of Bangalore.

Bull Temple (4 km from city center) This temple is one of the oldest in Bengaluru , and is dedicated to Nandi, the bull who is the wagon of Lord Shiva.

Innovative Film City (29 km from city center) Take a day trip to this theme park, just a little away from the main city, which keeps the promise in its name. Spend a day here enjoying the countless sections such as the Wild Wild West, Miniature City, Cartoon City, Water rides, Wannado City, Fashion Cafe and more.

Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium (2 km from city center) The primary objective of BASE, which is aims to achieve through the activities planned all year around at the Planetarium, is to impart quality science education at all levels that identify and nurture creative talents in science students.

Go- Karting , Bangalore (17 km from city center) places to visit in Bangalore Go- karting is the most breathtaking activities available at many places in Bangalore, which can be enjoyed with family and friends.

Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace (3 km from city center) This monument is located inside the Tipu Sultan Fort. Built between 1781 and 1791, the Emperor referred to it as the 'Rash-e- Jannat ' which means the abode of happiness and envy of heaven.

Chunchi Falls 71 km from city center) At a distance of about 90 km form the city are one of the most scenic waterfalls in the area. With lush sparkling greenery and views all around, the spot becomes a beautiful and ideal breather from the city.

Shiva Temple, Bangalore (7 km from city center) places to visit in Bangalore Landmarked by a huge white monolith of Lord Shiva in a an artificial pool of water and Himalayas all around, is the Shiva Temple of Bengaluru .

Bangalore Aquarium (1 km from city center) Located in Cubbon Park, the Bangalore Aquarium is the most famous and largest aquarium in Bangalore, and the second laregst in India.

Lumbini Gardens (8 km from city center) On the banks of the Nagawara lake is one of the most loved public parks in Bangalore and a must visit place to spend an enjoyable evening, especially if you are with kids.

HAL Aerospace Museum (10 km from city center) HAL Aerospace Museum is India's first aerospace museum located at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited premises, in Bangalore.

Cycling (3 km from city center) Outskirts of Bengaluru are a cyclist's delight. One can rent a cycle from the multiple cycle groups available here such as Namma Cycle, Bums on the saddle, Bike Zone etc.

City Shopping (0 km from city center) There are multiple shopping districts in Bangalore, the most popular being Brigade Road. Silk saris of various specifications like Banarasi silk or Kantha embroidery can be purchased

St. Mary's Basilica Bangalore (2 km from city center) St. Mary's Basilica is the oldest church in Bangalore and is the only church in the state that has been elevated to the status of a minor basilica.

Maha Bodhi Society Temple (2 km from city center) A recent addition to the temples of Bengaluru , this one houses a library with a sprawling collection of texts and books on Buddhism and is constantly the hub of a number of spiritual retreats and lectures.

Sankey Tank (5 km from city center) Sankey Tank is is a manmade lake, situated in the western part of Bangalore. Spread across an area of 37.5 acres near Vyalikaval , Malleshwaram and Sadashivanagar , it is one of the most popular places to hang out in Bangalore.

Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum (0 km from city center) Located on the Kasthurba Road in Bangalore, Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum was built in the honour of Bharat Ratna recipient Sir M Visvesvaraya .

Art of Living International Centre 19 km from city center Located 21 kms southwest of Bangalore on Kanakpura Road atop Panchagiri Hills, Art of Living Centre is the headquarters of the spiritual, cultural organization Art of Living Foundation, established by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar.

Ragigudda Anjaneya Temple (6 km from city center) places to visit in Bangalore Built in 1972, Ragigudda Sri Prasanna Anjaneya Temple is dedicated to the very celebrated Hindu God- Hanuman.

Venkatappa Art Gallery (0 km from city center) Located in the premises of Karnataka Government Museum, Venkatappa Art Gallery situated on Kasturba Road, Cubbon Park flaunts over 600 paintings. Named after the most famous artist of Bangalore city - K.

Manchanabele Dam (30 km from city center) Manchanabele Dam is built on the water of the tranquil Arkavati River. Located in the state of Karnataka, this place is visited by a lot of people because it is ideal to get away from the pell mell of city and enjoy some serenity in the lap of nature.

Avalabetta (68 km from city center) Avalabetta often called as “Nandi Hills without the crowd” is a perfect place to relish the same scenic beauty as the Nandi Hills but without the commotion.

Bilikal Rangaswamy Betta (47 km from city center) Bilikal Rangaswamy Betta is almost 16 kilometres from the town of Kanakapura is a great trekking destination for a day trek.

45 km from city center Hop on an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) and let it roar your way off the normal roads and bring the wild rider out. You have plenty of options in Bangalore to get the experience of these monster bikes. Quad Biking

(2 km from city center) Located in the restored heritage Manikyavelu Mansion on 49 Palace Road Bangalore, National Gallery of Modern Art was inaugurated very recently on 18th of February, 2009. National Gallery Of Modern Art, Bangalore

Siddara Betta (82 km from city center) Siddara Betta is a popular tourist attraction in the Tumkur district of Karnataka immersed in rocky boulders, temples and caves with an elevation of 1700 feet.

Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain Park (2 km from city center) Created in 1995 by B. N. A. Technology Consulting Limited, Hong Kong, Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain is probably the most technically advanced and one of the biggest artificially created fountains in India.

Indian Music Experience, Bengaluru (9 km from city center) Spread across 50,000 square feet, the Indian Music Experience in Bengaluru is the first interactive music museum of the nation that is most innovatively disrupting the conventional notion of museums among visitors.

Big Banyan Tree (23 km from city center) The Big Banyan Tree or locally called as the Dodda Alada Mara is a 400 year old banyan tree in the village of Kethohalli near Bangalore. Sprawling over a vast 3 acres of land, the tree is one of the largest of its kind.

Halasuru Someshwara Temple (3 km from city center) Located in the suburbs of Halasuru ( Ulsoor ) in Bangalore, Halasuru Someshwara Temple is dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva.

Devanahalli Fort (33 km from city center) Known for its historical significance and archaeological brilliance, Devanahalli Fort is located 35 kms north of the city of Bangalore. Lately in ruins, the fort once was the birthplace and residence of the great warrior Tipu Sultan.

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