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Overview
Bangalore is a package that is full of excitement. Bangalore gives you the experience of every nook and cranny of this city, from its cultural and historical attractions to the art, nature, and architecture that will have you awe-inspiring in seconds. Here is the list of things that you can do near Bangalore
Kodachadri Trek
Kodachadri Trek is just 20 km away from Kollur— famous for the Mookambika temple. It is situated in Shimoga district in Karnataka. September to February is the time when the weather is not just pleasant but also quite favorable and safe. This trek is Declared as a heritage site by the government of Karnataka and it is one of the best treks in India that you must visit before you die. One can witness the real beauty of Kodachadri after reaching there, from pleasant weather to the best of flora and fauna, everything is good. Kodachadri is the tenth highest peak in Karnataka. You can reach this trek by railway through Kundapura Railway Station and by flight too. Karnataka offers some beautiful tourist attractions, especially when it comes to trekking destinations.
Bangalore Palace
It was Established in 1878 by Maharaja Chamarajendra Wadiyar. This Palace is one of the city’s most prominent landmarks. The palace also has paintings from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Also, it serves as the place for various cultural shows and concerts, so keep your eyes peeled for cool events.
Ulsoor Lake
Ulsoor lake offers you a place to relax in peace and quiet. The serenity of the lake is best enjoyed in the islands of Ulsoor lake. You will get a walking track around the lake, perfect for a quiet stroll amidst the bustling city life.
Government Museum
It shows historically significant and rare archaeological and geological artifacts. pottery, jewelry, coins, and paintings from ancient Indian kingdoms or sculptures and inscriptions, everything is in the museum. It showcases artwork by the famous artisan of Karnataka, K. Venkatappa
Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace
It is worth visiting for its amazing architecture. In 1791 this Indo-Islamic architecture was completed. These are made from teakwood, the most eye-catching feature is its sturdy pillars and floral motifs on the walls and ceilings of the interiors.
ISKCON Temple
ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) temples in the world are a must-visit place. Temple holds four gopurams (towers), each connected to the other by a glazed-glass canopy. One which is mainly known as Rajagopuram is known for its beautifully decorated idols of Sri Radha-Krishna and the ceilings are adorned with magnificent paintings that depict Lord Krishna’s pastimes. ISKCON Vedic theatre, exhibit areas, a Vedic museum, and an open-air amphitheater are also available.
KR Market
It is one of the biggest flower markets in all of Asia. It is the perfect place to experience the heart of Bangalore. A variety of wares including copper goods, spices, fruits, fresh produce, utensils, flowers, and food stalls are available. It becomes a little overwhelming, owing to crowds and congestion. taking a guided tour would be the best option, which will not only help you get around and grab great deals but will tell you about the market’s history.
Bull Temple
Bull Temple is a sixteenth-century Hindu temple dedicated to Nandi, the bull. Constructed in Dravidian architectural style, this stunning building is the city’s most popular religious sanctuary. IT is also called the Nandi temple. the temple holds the immense idol of Nandi, Carved out of single granite rock, this sculpture is four-and-a-half meters tall and six meters long and is always
Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum
Visvesvaraya science and technology museum, located just meters away from the Government Museum. It contains an auditorium, a telemedicine facility, and a 3D theatre. It Spreads over five floors and features an array of interactive exhibits that cover everything from mechanical devices and electronics to old-world locomotives, outer space, dinosaurs, the human body, and biotechnology.
Janapada Loka
Janapada is a folk museum where you’ll learn about Bangalore’s fascinating history. This place is best for people who are interested in Karnataka’s folk art and culture. This place is located about 35 miles from the city. It is divided into different wings, displaying a collection of more than 5,000 folk objects. It consists of an open-air theatre, an artificial lake with a pedal boating facility, and a library.