Karnataka
Karnataka is a state in southern India, bordered by Goa, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. Its capital city is Bengaluru, which is also known as the Silicon Valley of India due to its thriving IT industry. Karnataka has a rich cultural heritage and is known for its historical monuments, temples, and beaches. Kannada is the official language of the state, but several other languages are also spoken. Agriculture is an essential source of livelihood for people in rural areas, while industries such as software, biotechnology, and textiles drive the economy in urban areas.
Bangalore
The famous Bangalore, named after India"s Silicon City and Garden City, is called the capital of India"s information technology. Along with modernity, the city boasts of South Indian ancient civilization. Bangalore, a colourful city of culture and people, is one of the popular tourist destinations to visit in Karnataka. The IT hub of the country provides a cosmopolitan environment and people from different parts come and settle here for work. It is counted in very beautiful and clean cities. It is a famous tourist destination like Basvangudi Bull Temple, Kabban Park, Vanderla Amusement Park, Suryanarayan Temple, Iscon Hare Krishna Temple, Bengaluru Palace, Shiva Sea Waterfall, Bull Temple, Bannerghatta National Park etc.
MG Road
If you want to enjoy shopping in Bangalore, then you must visit the famous Mahatma Gandhi Road (MG Road). This is the place for street shopping in the city. It is a favorite shopping place among locals and tourists. There are many international brands in this market and you can buy clothes, accessories, sarees, accessories, shoes and much more. Also, if you want to buy that pure sandalwood and authentic Bangalore silk and wood decor items, then you must visit the Kaveri Museum, which is located on the main street of this market. Explain that during the pre-independence era, it was known as Dakshin Parade and on February 26, 1948, it was renamed as M.G. The road is gone.
Bangalore Palace
Bangalore Palace is one of the major tourist attractions of India due to its historical background and beauty of architecture. Its establishment Rev. J. Made by Gerrett. Even though its construction was going on since 1862 in the year 1944. The interior of the palace has an open courtyard with granite seats on the ground floor as well as a grand ballroom that can be booked. Which is also for celebration of parties. A grand furnished staircase leads up to the first floor where the Durbar Hall can be found. Paintings from the 19th century are displayed all around the inside of the palace.
Nandi Hills
Nandi Hills is located 60 km away from the city. It is one of the famous places to visit in Bangalore. With the Arkavati and Palar rivers originating from the hill region, the latter was named after the famous Nandi temple and was situated on the top of the hill. Situated at an altitude of 1478 above sea level, it offers a pleasant climate.
Bangalore FortÂ
Bangalore Fort was initially nothing but an earthen fort in 1537 and was built by Kempe Gowda I, but was later replaced with a stone fort by Hyder Ali in 1761, later in 1791 by the British East Captured by the India Company. 21st century, the major remains of the fort are its Delhi Gate, two bastions and a marble plaque commemorating the British breach of the fort wall and its eventual capture.
Tipu Sultans Palace
The fort built by Camagouda in 1537 is today known as Tipu Sultans Fort. After 1537 it was rebuilt by Tipu Sultan and Hyder Ali. Today this fort is a witness to the war between the British Empire and Tipu Sultan. There is also a museum in this fort. In which you can see a collection of rare items related to Tipu Sultan and Hyder Ali.
Assembly
Vidhana Soudha is the legislature and secretariat of Karnataka. This is the largest legislative building in the country! The impressive building completed its Dravidian style of architecture in 1956, and has since become a must-visit.
Lumbini Garden
Lumbini Garden is a public park in Bangalore on the banks of the Nagawada Lake. Theres an eco-friendly boating park, a 12,500 square foot artificial beach, and a kids pool! Dedicated to Lord Buddha, it surely holds a glimmer of serenity for the visitors.
Banerghatta National Park
If you want to see white tiger, lion or crocodile, then you must visit Bannerghatta National Park. It covers an area of ​​104.27 square kilometers and was established in 1971. This park is one of the first butterfly parks in the country. Other attractions include Childrens Park, Snake Park, Crocodile Farm, an Aquarium, a Zoo, 10 Reserve Forests of Anekal Range of Bangalore Forest Division, Animals Park and a Museum. Here you can spot leopards, Royal Bengal tigers, jackals, foxes, Asiatic lions, cobras, sloth bears, and much more. It is indeed one of the finest national parks in the country.
Chunchi Falls
The impressive Chunchi Falls falls from a height of about 50 feet. There is a power station which provides electricity to the nearby areas.
Ulsoor Lake
Ulsoor Lake has a colorful history, it was thought of by Kepe Gowda II in the 2nd century! The lake was initially known as Halsur or Alsur, it is one of the largest lakes in the city and has several islands within it. It is known for its boating services
Bangalore Aquarium
Established in 1983, it is the second largest aquarium in the country! It is home to various local, and exotic fish. It is one of the most favorite places and best things to do in Bangalore.
Bull Temple
Boasting of mythological and religious importance, the Bull Temple is the temple of Nandi Bull, a temple of Lord Shiva. It is one of the oldest temples in the city and houses a large Nandi statue, which was carved out of a single stone. Travel Duration: 6:00 – 8:00
St. Marys Basilica Church
A massive Gothic-style church, St. Marys Basilica is the oldest church in Bangalore. It is built as a herd hut in the 17th century.
Innovative Film City
The impressive Film City is an Indian theme park in Bidari, about 40 km from the city. It is one of the top popular tourist attractions in Bangalore and covers about 58 acres of land! Enjoy beloved places like Wild West Wind and Cartoon City at one of the best places to visit in Bangalore.
 Wonder La Water Park
The best amusement park in the city, Wonder La Water Park just gives you the adrenaline rush you are looking for to get away from your city worries! Come here to make your adrenaline rush one of the best places to visit in Bangalore.
Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium Planetarium
Entirely dedicated to popularizing science and non-formal science education, it hosts a wide variety of activities from ether-theatre shows, science exhibitions, lectures and workshops!
HAL Aerospace Museum
Hindustan Aeronautical Limited (HAL) has established the countrys first aerospace museum in 2001. This HAL is one of the best aerospace companies in Asia!
Hebbal Lake
Hebbal Lake is home to a lot of water birds, but mostly water is mixed as sewage is mixed with the water and can lead to the death of many animals and fish. It is located at the beginning of Highway 7 in Bangalore, and was established along with two other lakes by Kempe Gowda in 1537. However, it is not possible for the people of urban areas to drink water from the lake due to its extravagance.
ISKCON Temple BangaloreÂ
ISKCON Temple in Bangalore, popularly known as Shri Radha Krishna Temple, is one of the major ISKCON temples in the world. Inaugurated by Shankar Dayal Sharma in 1997, the temple houses the deities of Krishna and Radha and is located at Rajajinagar in North Bangalore on the Hare Krishna hill. There are a total of six temples within the premises of ISKCON Bangalore. The main attractions of the temple are the gold plated Kalash Shikara which is 28 feet high and the gold plated Dhwaja Chowki which is 56 feet high.
Red Tiger Bengaluru
Originally built by Hyder Ali, the ruler of Mysore before his son Tipu Sultan took over, Lalbagh is famous for the exclusive glass house in the botanical garden. Lalbagh literally translates to Red Garden in English and is quite popular for its beautiful botanical garden, which is home to various species of birds. There are a total of four gates in Lalbagh, each of which is placed to match and complement the architectural beauty of the garden.
Nandi Temple
The Nandi temple was built as a dedication to Nandi – the bull on which Shiva rides from Hindu mythology, while the Vishwanath temple was built as a dedication to Shiva, which is located right about the Nandi temple. The architecture of the temple has various intricate designs and carvings depicting elephants and human figures on either side of the elephant. The Nandi temple structure is in a shape that is a mixture of a rectangle and a cross.
Devanahalli Fort
This ancient fort is situated 35 km away from the city in the north direction. It used to be the residence of the royal family. For this he has seen many wars. It was built in 1501. This fort is spread over an area of ​​20 acres. Its antiquity is its main attraction. If the tourist is history lover then they must visit this fort and explore the history of Bangalore city.
Orion Mall of Bangalore
Being a modern city or a modern city, it is natural for the city of Bangalore to have all kinds of malls. Although you can roam in all the malls of Bangalore, but the very special mall of this city is Orion Mall. This mall is the busiest mall in Bangalore which is famous all over the city. Here everything related to fashion, footwear, technical appliances etc. is found branded. Orion Mall is best suited for shopping.
Pearl valley
Pearl Valley is counted as a beautiful picnic spot in Bangalore scenic spot. The distance of Pearl Valley from Bangalore is about 45 kilometers. Pearl Valley is a water fall. Here the water falling from a height of 90 meters comes down and starts shining like pearl drops. Thats why it is called Pearl Valley.
Hemarghat
The distance of Hemarghat from Bangalore is about 30 kms. There is a beautiful lake spread over about 100 acres. Sitting here in a boat and visiting the lake and seeing the surrounding natural scenery infuses new enthusiasm in the mind. It is also an ideal place for a picnic.
Chamaraj
The distance of Chamaraja from Bangalore is about 35 kms. It is a good site for picnic. Here the beautiful views of nature can be enjoyed in a calm environment.
Visvesvaraya Museum
Built in the memory of Visvesvaraya, the great engineer and builder of modern Karnataka, this museum has shown a glimpse of the modern industrial and technological progress of the country.
Shiv Ganga
The view below is very beautiful from the summit of this 1367 meter high hill on Tumkar Road, 56 km from Bangalore. The cave temple of Honni Devi and Gangadhareshwar are also worth seeing on this peak.
Devnarayan Durga
There are two temples dedicated to Yoganarasimha and Bhaganarasimha on a hill 1188 meters high on Tumkur road, 70 km from Bangalore. This temple is a wonderful example of craftsmanship.
Wonderla
Wonderla, located 28 km from Bangalore near Bidadi, is spread over 82 acres of land. It is an amusement park started by V-Guard Group. There are about 53 land and water rides in Wonderla. The park also features a musical water fountain, laser show, virtual reality show, and a dance floor with electronically controlled showers. Restaurant and locker room facilities are also available here for the tourists.
Cubbon Park
Cubbon Park, a historic area in Bangalore city, was originally built in the year 1870. Initially this park was spread over 100 acres, but later it got expanded and now it is spread in about 300 acres. It has a rich collection of flora and fauna. The park was originally named Meads Park. But to commemorate the silver jubilee of the then ruler, the name of the park was changed to Sri Charmarajendra Park. This park is especially popular among nature lovers and married couples.
Lal Bagh
Lal Bagh is a famous botanical garden located in the south of Bangalore. The construction of this garden was started by Emperor Hyder Ali and later finished by his son Tipu Sultan. Lal Bagh has a vast collection of tropical plants with more than 1000 species of flora spread over an area of ​​240 acres. Flower shows are organized here every year to educate people about the conservation of flora and plants. Lal Bagh is open daily from 6 am to 7 pm. Lal Bagh is now supported by the Directorate of Horticulture and was given the status of a Government Botanical Garden in 1856.
National Gallery of Modern Art
Here you will enjoy the best artwork from the eighteenth century. Film screenings are held here regularly. This gallery is the best of all gallery and is adorned with the best of art featuring the artworks of stalwarts like Rabindranath Tagore, Amrita Sher-Gil and Raja Ravi Varma.
HAL-Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum
One of the most interesting museums across the country is the HAL Heritage Center and aerospace museum. The museum was established by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) in 2001 to easily showcase the full years aviation history and development. The museum has a spectacular display of air engine models. There are also some real engines of Dorner, Jaguar and Kiran aircraft for display. The museum also has ostentatious air traffic control towers for aircraft simulators and aviation enthusiasts. Who try to fly and control the aircraft by their hands.