Bangalore Attractions

Bangalore Attractions
Bangalore is the city which is popularly known as the "IT hub of the country". The capital of Karnataka is also known as the "Silicon Valley of India". In the country it is known as the third most populous city of the country and is the fifth most populous urban agglomeration of the country.

There are numerous tourist attractions in and around the city of Bangalore. The Vidhan Sabha is the major attraction in the Bangalore. The functioning of the State Assembly is presented through the neo-dravidian architecture in the building of Vidhan Sabha. The Cubbon Park which is located in the heart of the city, Lal Bagh and the Bangalore Palace, are the must watch sites of Bangalore. There are around 600 paintings on the display of the Venkatappa Art Gallery. The best example of the Indo Islamic architecture is the Tipu's palace in Bangalore. Among the temples and the religious places of Bangalore the ISKCON temple, Shiva Statue and the Bull Temple are also the site which is considered as worth visiting. The Aquarium in Bangalore is also the second largest in the country and also the Jawaharlal Planetrium.

Lal Bagh Gardens
Lal Bagh is the must visit site for the tourist who comes to visit the Bangalore city. The wonderful bloomed roses of the garden has played the most important role in getting the name of the Garden. All around the 12 months the tourists are the regular affair of the garden. At every new year the flower show is organized and at that time the garden gets into the festive look.

Vidhan Sabha
Vidhan Sabha in Bangalore was built in the year 1954, which is considered as one of the most special attraction of the city. The building was build in the neo dravidian style of architecture and the building of the Vidhan Sabha is also housing the part of Karnataka secretariat.

Cubbon Park
The park is located in the Bangalore city, and is the must watch site in the city. The park was established by the Lord Cubbon in the year 1864. The area in which the park is laid is about 300 acres and the beauty of the park is extremely exquisite.

Bangalore Palace
The Bangalore Palace was built in the year 1887, and is counted under the must watch sites for the tourists of all over the country. The palace is built in the Tudor style and is located at the center of the city which is quite accessible for the tourists of the world. The palace covers the area of the 800 acres.

Venkatappa Art Gallery
Venkatappa Art Gallery is made to treat the art lovers. There are around 600 paintings in display that can be seen all through the year. There is the display of all types of scenic beauties in the scenery.

Tipu's Palace
The palace of Tipu Sultan is the must watch spot in Bangalore. The overall look and the architecture of the palace gives the look of the Mughal lifestyle. The construction of the palace was started by Haider Ali but was completed by Tipu Sultan himself.

ISCKON
The International Society for Krishna Consciousness or ISCKON Temple Complex in Bangalore is the magnificent site to be visited. The building of ISCKON is having all the modern facility like multi vision cinema theater, computer aided presentation, along with the vedic library and a preaching library.

Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium
To gain the astronomical knowledge and the factual knowledge one must visit the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium. The planetarium is easily accessible from any part of the city as it is centrally located and it also hosts daily shows of astronomy.

How to Reach Bangalore?
By Air: The airport of Bangalore is also called as the 'HAL Airport' which is located at the airport road situated at the distance of the 6 kilometers from the city center. The domestic airlines connects the place from almost every part of the country.

By Rail: The Bangalore is connected to all the major railway lines through rail. The city railway station is the major railway head of the Bangalore.

By Road: All the major National Highways connects Bangalore to Chennai and Mumbai. The main bus terminal is located opposite to the city railway station.

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