Visit these Lesser-Known Places near Bangalore before It’s too Late
The COVID-19 pandemic has crapped this year, hasn’t it?! Most of us have been sitting at home, glued to our…
July 3, 2020
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just not an IT hub
The COVID-19 pandemic has crapped this year, hasn’t it?! Most of us have been sitting at home, glued to our…
The capital of South Indian state of Karnataka, Bangalore or Bengaluru is among the most populous metropolitan cities in the…
Some of you might love to watch the matches from the comfort of your homes, eating popcorn, and being a…
Bangalore, the IT hub of India, is located in the heart of the Mysore Plateau. Thanks to its high elevation,…
Bangalore is known for many things – its young IT crowd, the perennially nice weather, its many gardens, and also…
Well, it’s no surprise that Bangalore has a throbbing nightlife. Popular as one of the most vibrant metropolitans in the…
Shopping malls in Bangalore are bouncing off the walls. Yet they can’t take away the fun and the satisfaction of…
While we agree that traditional markets have their allure for shoppers, malls are more the buzzword now. And in big…
Bangalore is popularly known as the hub of India’s high-tech industry but to youngsters, it is the party capital of…
Bangalore has an addictive vibe that is hard to ignore. The charming city is full of lovely lakes, lively cafes,…
Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka, has a lot more to it than just being the IT hub of India. It has the most amazing nightlife too with countless pubs and bars lined along the streets of Koramangala and Indiranagar. The night trotters can dance till late at places such as Monkey Bar and Toit, attend live music gigs at Hard Rock Café and The Humming Tree or stroll around the buzzing MG Road. There is no dearth of options for foodies as eateries and restaurants in Bangalore serve everything from local to international fare. Street food like pav bhaji can be best enjoyed at VV Puram Food Street.
There are some great places to visit in Bangalore, starting from Cubbon Park and Lalbagh Botanical Garden to Bangalore Palace, Vidhana Soudha, and other historical places. Besides sightseeing, this megacity has other fun things to do for visitors including taking a ride at Wonderla and shopping at Commercial Street. Adventure seekers might love to camp under the stars at Ramanagara, go for a trek to Savandurga Hill or take a road trip from Bangalore to hill stations like Ooty and Coorg.
A one-day trip to Bannerghatta National Park or weekend getaways from Bangalore to nearby tourist destinations such as Mysore and Hassan might be a great option for a relaxing vacation.
