The city of Bangalore has witnessed the rise and fall of great empires as history progressed. The throne of the great warrior Tipu Sultan and then the rule of the East India Company are to name a few among them. The city therefore not only has pleasant weather and modern way of living to attract visitors but also holds historic importance. There are a lot of places to visit in Bangalore. From temples to museums, from malls to entertainment places, from parks and zoos to a national park, the city has it all.
Lalbagh Gardens
Haider Ali laid out the garden while Tipu Sultan added plants and trees for other countries. The place has over 1800 species of tropical, sub tropical, medicinal and floral plants. One of the four Kempe Gowda tower is located in this garden. Flower shows are organized here in Republic Day and Independence Day weeks.LalBagh Garden is most beautiful among the places to visit in bangalore. Take a virtual tour of LalBagh Botanical garden in Bangalore at Indfy.
Cubbon Park
It is located in the cantonment of the city. The high court state library and museums are also located here apart from fountains, bandstand and statues.It has a history of more the 100 years.There are some statues in the park such as Queen Victoria Statue, Major Gen.Sir Mark Cubbon, Rajya Dhurandhar, Sri. K. Sheshadri Iyer, and Sri Chamrajendra Wodeyar.
Aquarium
Located on Kasturba Gandhi road, this place has an excellent fresh water collection. A fish restaurant and fresh fish stalls surround the place.
Government Museum
Established in 1886, it is one of the oldest museums in the country. It has 18 galleries comprising of Neolithic finds from various civilizations, antique jewellery, textiles, coins, art and miniature paintings among other reserves.
Bangalore Palace
The Bangalore Palace was built by the then King of Mysore, Chamaraja Wodeyar. He bought the land from Rev. Garret and build a majestic palace on it, in 1884. The architecture represents Tudor style. The construction of this palace is inspired by the Windsor Castle of England.
Venkatappa Art Gallery
This place displays the works of painter Venkatappa, wood sculptor Rajaram, Hebbar and many others.Tipu's Summer Palace
This palace, started by Haider Ali and completed by Tipu Sultan in 1789 is a two storeyed ornate structure. Substantial woodwork and ceilings painted in bright colors and beautiful carvings add to the beauty of the place.
Bangalore is not only famous for parks and gardens, it is also famous for its religious tours. Places to visit in Bangalore at Indfy provides you with the information on various temples in Bangalore.
Nandi Bull Temple
The temple was built at Basavangudi in the Kempe Gowda period in 16th century. The monolithic Nandi bull made of grey granite polished with mixture of groundnut oil and charcoal is believed to have grown and now measures nearly 5m in height and over 6m in length.
ISKON Temple Complex
ISKCON Temple Complex is one of the popular tourist attractions of Bangalore. Specially for the Hindu religious tourists it holds great significance. ISKCON stands for International Society for Krishna Consciousness. Founded by Srila Prabhupada in 1966, the ISKCON society's ambit has crossed the national boundaries.
Venkataramana Swami Temple
The new Maharaja of Wodeyar dynasty is believed to have worshipped in this temple before entering the temple after the restoration of the throne.
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