Places To Visit In Bangalore

Malleswaram is one of the most visited and oldest localities of Bangalore, and was named after the Kadu Malleswara temple. It was developed right after the Plague outbreak of 1898. There are a plethora of places to visit in Malleswaram, Bangalore starting from local markets to temples, from chic restaurants to uber cool str...

Considered to be one of the oldest temples in Bangalore, the Gavi Gangadeshwara Temple is a famous cave temple located in Hulimavu, Bannerghatta Road. Renowned for a significant and magical phenomenon that occurs once a year in January, this temple stands as a marvelous example of Indian rock cut architecture. Dedicated to ...

Hesaraghatta Lake is one of the freshwater lakes in the outskirts of Bangalore. This man-made lake is located in the north-western part of Bangalore, at about 30 km from the city centre. Hesaraghatta Lake in Bangalore was built in the year 1894 across the Arkavathy River under the guidance of  Sir K. Seshadri Iyer, the then...

Located in the metropolis city of Bangalore, Kempfort Shiva Temple is a large temple built for the Hindu deity Shiva. Dating back to 1995, the temple was built on the sacred day of Maha Shivratri by the RMV foundation and is one of the most important tourist attractions of the city of Bangalore.

The magnolius idol of Lord ...

Skandagiri Hills, or Kalavara Durga is a famous mountain fortress located about 62 kms from Bangalore in the state of Karnataka. With the advancement of technology and internet, Skandagiri Hills in Bangalore have garnered thousands of admirers throughout the world. The distance from Skandagiri to Nandi Hills is about 19 km ...

Janapada Loka folk art museum is famed for being the home to about more than 5000 folk objects and artifacts. Situated on the Bangalore-Mysore highway, Janapada Loka attracts a lot of tourists and artists from all across the nation. This famous attraction in Bangalore is built on a beautifully maintained, 15-acre land. Jana...

Shivaganga hills, situated at about 56 km from Bangalore, is a combination of temples and scenic beauty that makes it both a pilgrimage as well as an adventure spot. From a distance, the hillock looks like a 'Shiva Linga' a symbolisation of Lord Shiva.

There are many water spots on the way to the top of the hill and people...

Banashankari Temple needs no introduction, at least amongst the pilgrims who flock here from within the state of Karnataka and from neighbouring states throughout the year. Also known as Banashankari Amma Temple, this famous attraction, enjoys a special space in the cultural and mythological history of Bangalore. Among all ...

Established in 1893, the Bangalore Aquarium stands at the entrance of Cubbon Park, as the second largest aquarium in India and the biggest aquarium in Bangalore. Promising a unique experience to all the visitors, the aquarium has a wide variety of fish- ornamental as well as exotic cultivable fish, such as the Siamese Fight...

Madhugiri is a small town in the Tumkur district in Karnataka. Madhugiri is a renowned monolith which is the largest Monolith in Asia and second largest in the world. Apart from this Madhugiri is also known as the educational district because of its vast institutions which offers education from primary to degree courses. Ma...