A historic 240-acre botanical garden commissioned by Hyder Ali in 1760, famous for its London Crystal Palace-inspired Glass House and biennial flower shows.
A magnificent 19th-century royal palace inspired by England's Windsor Castle, featuring Tudor towers, fortified arches, wood carvings, and royal memorabilia.
A 300-acre lush lung of the city featuring red Victorian libraries, situated opposite the monumental Dravidian neo-vernacular Vidhana Soudha state legislature.
A wildlife park on the city outskirts offering closed-vehicle lion and tiger safaris, an elephant sanctuary, a rescue zoo, and a butterfly park.
One of the largest ISKCON temple complexes in the world, perched on Hare Krishna Hill with gold-plated flag poles and daily free prasadam.
An exquisite 1791 two-storey Indo-Islamic wooden palace constructed entirely from French-carved teakwood pillars, arches, and ornate balconies.
The bustling commercial shopping heart of central Bangalore, renowned for traditional silk sarees, trendy boutiques, cafes, and vibrant street fashion.
India's premier amusement and water theme park featuring over 60 thrilling high-adrenaline rollercoasters, wave pools, and musical fountain rides.
