INTRODUCTION :-
Bangalore being one of the most famous and bustling metropolis of India, there must be a wealth of amazing activities and attractions! Popularly called the Silicon Valley of India and famous for its beautiful botanical gardens, Bangalore is also known as the Pub Capital of India, the City of Gardens and the air-conditioned city for its wonderful weather throughout the year.
Innumerable episodes to speak of! Bangalore or Bengaluru, as it is called, also offers some attractions in the form of historical temples, nightlife and delicious cuisine. Aim to explore Bangalore extensively on your next trip?
BANGALORE PALACE :-
Bangalore Palace has always been regarded as one of the most attractive palaces built in the country and was built by Chamaraja Wodeyar in the 19th century.Built in the Tudor style,this castle primarily takes inspiration from Windsor Castle in England and will amaze you with its turrets,vintage furniture, wood carvings and countless other iconic elements. Surrounded by 430 acres of mesmerizing gardens,the palace is now a hotspot many music festivals,exhibitions and events.The elegant interiors will take you deep into history and give you a glimpse into how the royals lived their glorious days!
DEVANAHALLI FORT :-
Devanahalli Fort is located north of Bangalore in Devanahalli in the Indian state of Karnataka.Malla Byre Gowda of Awathi, a vassal of the Vijayanagara Empire, built a mud fort at Devanadoddy in 1501.Hyder Ali rebuilt the fort in the late 18th century, resulting in the present structure.It was built in 1501 by Malabari Gowda and passed down through his descendants until the middle of the eighteenth century.The then Dalvai Nagarajaiah of Mysore attacked and captured the fort in 1749.
It was a part of the Gangavadi and was later ruled by the Rashtrakutas, Nolumbus, Pallavas, Cholas, Hoysalas and Vijayanagara rulers. Malla Baire 1501 The first mud fort was erected at Devandoddi in AD with the consent of Devaraya, which was the previous name of Devanahalli,during the reign of Vijayanagara. in 1747 AD,the fort was captured by the Wodeyars of Mysore under the command of Nanja Raja. It was conquered by the Marathas several times before it came under the control of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan.
JAANAPADA LOKA:-
The idea of setting up a museum to showcase the rich folk art and culture of Karnataka came from HL Nage Gowda, a civil servant and folklorist, who made it his life’s goal after retiring.The Karnataka Janpad Lok Parishad was established on March 21, 1979 with the goal of promoting, preserving, promoting and documenting the folk traditions of Karnataka. Janpad Lok was established under the aegis of this institution.After his retirement from government service, Gowda raised money through contributions from friends and his retirement benefits to set up a core fund, with which he bought 15 acres of land on the Bangalore-Mysore highway and founded Janpad Lok, a “Folk Universe”. 12 March 1994, Creating village atmosphere with lush green vegetation.
INNOVATIVE FILM CITY:-
The Innovative Film City in Bangalore is an Indian film theme park. Located in Bidadi, just 40 kilometers outside the city, on the outskirts of Mysore. The place boasts of fun-filled experiences spread across about 58 acres of land, which makes it one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bangalore. Whether you love to shop, eat, travel and relive your childhood, Film City has something special for you.
The Innovative Film City is divided into three sections and is large. Enough that you can spend at least half your day walking around and. Taking in everything the city has to offer. Step into innovative attractions to enjoy amusement park rides and museums. As well several sections, such as Wild West Wind and Cartoon City. And innovative studios to explore the world of movies and glamour. In between, stop by Innovative Style to do some shopping and feast on cuisines from around the world. Innovative Film City, a high-quality mash-up of a variety of themes, appeals to both children and adults. So, when you visit Bangalore, make sure to visit this attraction with your family or friends.
COMMERCIAL STREET, BANGALORE:-
The Street in Bangalore’s Central Business District is home to a wide. Array of small shops and brand outlets, selling a wide variety of items. Commercial Street is one of the first retail locations a novice in the city is taught about. It is a one-stop shop for all your shopping and weekend entertainment needs.
It goes without saying that this is one of the most famous and frequented shopping places in Bangalore. Commercial Street is a shopper’s dream because of the dynamic atmosphere. That always beats with activity, as well as the frenzied crowds of the local market.
CUBBON PARK, BANGALORE:-
Among the plethora of places to visit in Bangalore, Cubbon Park tops the list. Built by Richard Sankey, the Chief Engineer of Mysore, this delightful park is spread over an area of 300 acres. The major attractions of the place are the statues of famous personalities. Like Chamarajendra Wodeyar, Queen Victoria, Sir Mark Cubbon, Shri.K. Seshadri Iyer and the state architect. Architecture lovers will see some beautiful neo-classical buildings here which include the Government Museum. The Dolls Museum, the Cheshire Dyer Memorial Hall and more.
