Places To Visit In Bangalore

Popular for: History, Architecture, Tipu Sultan Fort
Tickets: 15 INR for Indians and 200 INR for foreigners.
Opens during: Open on all days from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm.
Timing: 45 mins.
Placed in the most congested market area, Tipu Sultan Fort represents the cultural talent that occurred in the past. It was originally established in the year 1537 using sludge bricks. It was amended and broadened by Haider Ali, who utilized granite stones in the procedure. It was Tipu Sultan who finalized it in 1791 and it assisted as his summer resort. The two-storied configuration has planks, carved angles, and corridors. It exemplifies Islamic style and one could discover a temple of Ganesha, a Hindu god. This tosses flash on the spiritual compassion exhibited by the ruler. 
Stuff to Perpetrate at Tipu Sultan Fort:
Museum tour.
Shopping at City market convenient.

Popular for: Architecture, Tipu Sultan, Garden, Flora
Tickets: 20 INR for Indians and 15 INR for children.
Opens during: Open on all days from 6 am to 7 pm.
Time: 1.5 hours.
This botanical garden is one of the broadly gorgeous botanical gardens one could uncover in India. Established by Haider Ali, it was later altered by Tipu Sultan. The Glass House in the gardens was stimulated by the London Crystal Palace. Dissipate across a sprawling 240 acres of land, the lawn has above 1800 varieties of plants, herbs, and trees. The garden clock is the first of its way in India.
Stuff to perpetrate at Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens:
The biannual flower reflects in January and August.
Educating course horticulture.
Explore the gardens.

Popular for: Architecture, History, Palace.
Tickets: 230 INR for Indians and 460 INR for foreigners. An additional charge of 685 INR for the still camera.
Open duration: Open on all days from 10 am to 5 pm.
Time: 1.5 hours.
Bangalore Palace was established by Chamaraja Wodeyar in the year 1884 and he had his provocation from England’s Windsor Castle. Located at the city’s center, the Tudor technique formation has Gothic windows, woodcarvings, and turrets. The 430-acre land that clenches the palace has wonderful gardens. The palace is presently utilized to perform events and performances.
Stuff to Perpetrate at Bangalore Palace:
Palace tour.
Amusement park.
Floor events like book festivals, concerts, etc

Nandi Hills camping is a perfect escape from the humdrum of city life. Drive for an adventurous Nandi hill camping for a camping night and majestic sunrise from the hilltop. Nandi Hills, also known as Nandidurg or Nandi Betta, is an ancient hill fortress situated in a district called Chikkaballapur in Karnataka. Located near Nandi's town, the old belief is that the Nandi Hills are the origin of the Arkavathy River. However, different stories surround the basis of its name. During the Chola Period, the Hills were called Ananda Giri, which means “The Hill of Happiness.” Some say that Yoga Nandeeshwara performed his penance here, and the hills are named after him. It is also noted that the name Nandi Hills originated from the resemblance of the mountain to a sleeping bull (Nandi).

At a distance of 65 km (40 miles) from Bangalore and at 4851m above sea level, Nandi Hills camping is an impeccable destination if you are a nature lover and looking for the best picnic spot. If you are photogenic and appreciate nature's beauty, then Nandi Hills camping is the ideal getaway for you. Some breathtaking scenery, rare flora, cold fresh air, and peace make the hills the perfect place for a holiday.

The best time to enjoy the beauty of this scenic place is early morning. Although you can visit the Nandi Hills for camping throughout the year, the rainy season is preferred. 

Nandi Hills camping can easily be accessed by road and rail as it is conveniently networked with the major cities in Karnataka, including Bangalore. Nandi Hills does not have an airstrip, and the nearest airport is Hindustan Airport, which is about 42 km (26 miles) away.  Mysore Airport is 165 km (102 miles) away. From either airport, you can take a train or travel by road to the Hills. You can drive or even bike to Nandi Hills from Bangalore via the Bangalore- Hyderabad Highway. Other cities you can travel to in Nandi Hills by road include Bellary, Mysore, and Devanahalli. Nandi Hills does not have a bus station, and the nearest one is Nelamangala, which is 43km (26 miles) away. The nearest train station is Oddarahalli, which is 16 km (9 miles) away. Doddaballapur is 17 km (10 miles) away from Nandi Hills, and Chikkaballapur station is at a distance of 19km (11 miles). Trains from Bengaluru come to all these stations.

Enjoy camping at the Beautiful Hill View camping spot, based in the Nandi hills' foothills, which lies at a distance of 60 km (37 miles) from Bangalore. Undergo a fun-filled Nandi Hills Camping experience in the scenic spot with comfortable accommodation in tents surrounded by the lush greenery of hills. Adore the perfect blend of natural beauty and a wide variety of adventurous activities like trekking from the foothills to the top, cycling around the Nandi hills, admiring the views from the top, or sitting by the bonfire. 

Nandi Hills trekking has pleasant weather, perfect scenery, and adequately laid steps that mold Nandi Hills for a great trek. The experience is something that you should not miss if you are in Bangalore. The viewpoints offer a bird’s eye view of roads cutting through farmlands below. The Eucalyptus groves on the trail will de-stress you right away, and the region is filled with amusing stories, both real and mythological. There are many stories and rich history associated with Nandi Hills. You can also visit the famous Tipu Drop.

Popular for: Gardens, Nature, Recreation, Walks.
Tickets: No entry fee.
Opening Timings: Open on all days.
Duration: 1.5 hours.
Cubbon Park is placed on 300 acres of land. It was designed by Richard Sankey who was the Chief Engineer of Mysore. The enormous green parks and the garments that are well conserved need special comment. The Park broadens an elegant walkway. Sculptures of popular personalities well-conserved gardens are called by the scenery of Concubine Park in the evening when the lights are switched on.
Stuff to Perpetrate at Cubbon Park:
Loosen up.
Museum tour.
Toy train ride.
Aquarium visit.
Take long steps.

Popular for: Museum, History, Archaeology.
Tickets: 15 INR (Indians) and 250 INR (Foreigners).
Open duration: Open on all days except Friday from 9:30 am to 5 pm.
Time: 2.5 hours.
It was created in the year 1886. The gallery houses rare collections, which exemplify several duration. The 18 galleries in the museum have souvenir jewelry, Neolithic discoveries of numerous civilizations, and so on. One will find remarkable sculptures and old masterpieces here.
Stuff to Perpetrate at Government Museum:
Venkatappa Art Gallery.
Scrutinize the surrounding gardens

Popular for: Paintings, History, Exhibitions, Art.
Tickets: 10 INR for Indians, 1 INR for children, and 150 INR for foreigners.
Open duration: Open on all days from 10 am to 5 pm.
Time: 2 hours.
The National Gallery of Modern Art in Bengaluru is a must-have visit for all art and past lovers. It has an assortment of about 500 masterpieces. Some of the outstanding artists whose work has been exhibited are Rabindranath Tagore, Raja Ravi Verma, Amrita Shergill, Jamini Roy.
Stuff to Do at National Gallery of Modern Art
Shop for prints of portraits.
Visit the museum.
Demonstrations.
Theatre shows.

Popular for: Christianity, Gothic architecture, Serenity
Tickets: Free entry.
Open duration: Open on all days from 6 am to 9 pm.
Time: 45 mins.
St. Mary’s Basilica is Bengaluru’s abandoned church is popular for St. Mary’s Feast in September. The church’s first organization was plopped in the 17th century and it was renovated to its recent glorious structure in 1875.  The two sculptures of St. Mary also have a fascinating legend behind their origin in the church. The Gothic architecture, beautiful pillars, stained windows make this church a spectacle to behold.
Stuff to Perpetrate at St. Mary’s Basilica Bengaluru:
Attend the mass.
Attend St. Mary’s Feast.

Popular for: Legislative Assembly, Architecture, Landmark.
Tickets: Prior approval is required to attain entry inside.
Open duration: Open Mon to Fri from 9 am to 5 pm.
Time: 45 mins.
An extraordinary example of Indo-Saracenic and Dravidian architecture, Vidhana Soudha is one of the largest apparent landmarks of Bengaluru. The institute stone was laid by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru in 1951 and it was finalized in 1956. It has the importance of being the largest legislative building in India and therefore various people don’t even enter the speculations and a glimpse from outside is sufficient to convince them.
Stuff to Perpetrate near Vidhana Soudha:
The sentiment the architecture of Bengaluru’s High Court.
Loosen up at Cubbon Park.

Popular for: Legislative Assembly, Architecture, Landmark.
Tickets: Prior permission is required to gain entry inside.
Open duration: Open Mon to Fri from 9 am to 5 pm.
Time: 45 mins.
These temples are more than 1500 years ancient and showcase the once stunning kingdom of Cholas in Bangaluru. A handful of the Chola temples that can be toured are Old Madiwala Someshwara Temple, Halasuru Someshwara Temple, Domlur Chokkanathaswamy temple, and  Sri Ananda Lingeshwara Temple