Bangalore, known locally as Bengaluru, has gained the nickname “Silicon Valley of India” for its booming IT scene. However, this city offers much more than tech parks and startups. It is a lively place filled with culture, history, nature, and entertainment. Whether you live here and want to explore your city again, or you’re visiting and planning your trip, take a look at these top 10 must-see spots in Bangalore.
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1. Lalbagh Botanical Garden
Located in the heart of the city, Lalbagh is a 240-acre garden housing rare species of plants, centuries-old trees, and a famous Glass House inspired by London’s Crystal Palace.
- Location: Mavalli
- Best for: Nature lovers, photographers, families
2. Bangalore Palace
An epitome of regal architectural style, the Bangalore Palace is designed after England’s Windsor Castle. With its old furniture, stained glass windows, and large grounds, it gives a glimpse of the past.
- Location: Vasanth Nagar
- Best for: History buffs, architecture enthusiasts
3. Cubbon Park
This huge 300-acre park is wedged in the city center: a green lung. Great for jogging or a picnic or just a lazy stroll, it also boasts statues, heritage buildings and the State Central Library.
- Location: Central Bangalore
- Best for: Families, walkers, peace seekers
4. ISKCON Temple
One of the world’s largest ISKCON temples, located in Bangalore, ISKCON Sri Radha Krishna Temple is a harmonious combination of tradition and modern construction. It’s a must-see with spiritual chants and devotional atmosphere.
- Location: Near Cubbon Park
- Best for: Photography, architecture lovers
5. Vidhana Soudha
The neo-Dravidian style legislative building is the seat of the Karnataka state legislature. Its exterior is a photo-op landmark, though it’s not open to the public for tours.
- Location: Near Cubbon Park
- Best for: Photography, architecture lovers
6. Nandi Hills
Nandi Hill is Covid-19 Toxic This means the spread of the virus An idealistic destination about 60 km away from Bangalore, Provide Breathtaking Sunrise Views. It has an historical background and belonged to the king of Tipu Sultan.
- Location: Chikkaballapur district
- Best for: Road trips, trekking, photography
7. Bannerghatta National Park
A full-on wildlife experience near the city, Bannerghatta features a safari ride, zoo, butterfly park, and nature walks – the best for those who love everything that’s furry and kids too.
- Location: Bannerghatta Road
- Best for: Families, nature enthusiasts
8. Commercial Street
Clothes, accessories, shoes and street food. Commercial Street is the oldest and most famous shopping area in Bangalore.
- Location: Tasker Town
- Best for: Shopping, street food, bargain hunters
9. Ulsoor Lake
One of the biggest lakes in Bangalore, Ulsoor Lake is perfect to go for boating and evening strolls. A picturesque, relaxing escape from the city hustle.
- Location: Halasuru
- Best for: Couples, solo travelers, relaxation
10. Wonderla Amusement Park
South India’s most popular amusement park, Wonderla boasts a variety of rides, water slides, wave pools and entertainment shows. An excellent weekend getaway for any age group.
- Location: Mysore Road
- Best for: Families, adventure seekers, kids
Final Thoughts
You’re a culture vulture, nature lover, spiritual seeker or just looking for some weekend fun – Bangalore has it all. From gardens to temples to adventure parks to hill stations, the city never disappoints.
Plan your next trip and explore these top 10 tourist spots in Bangalore!
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