Tourist Attractions
Tourist attractions in Bangalore:
Bangalore (also known as Bangalore) is the capital of Karnataka in southern India. This is a contemporary, fast-growing and prosperous city, and the hometown of the Indian IT industry.
Many multinational companies have set up headquarters in India.
Lalbagh Botanical Gardens:
Lalbagh Botanical Gardens or Lalbagh is an ancient botanical garden in Bangalore, India. It was initially planned and laid out during the reign of Hyder Ali, and was later decorated with unique plants by his son Tipu Sultan, and later managed by many British police chiefs before India became independent. It is responsible for introducing and propagating many ornamental plants and
ornamental plants with economic value. It also serves as a social function for parks and entertainment venues.
Bangalore (also known as Bangalore) is the capital of Karnataka in southern India. This is a contemporary, fast-growing and prosperous city, and the hometown of the Indian IT industry.
Many multinational companies have set up headquarters in India.
Lalbagh Botanical Gardens:
Lalbagh Botanical Gardens or Lalbagh is an ancient botanical garden in Bangalore, India. It was initially planned and laid out during the reign of Hyder Ali, and was later decorated with unique plants by his son Tipu Sultan, and later managed by many British police chiefs before India became independent. It is responsible for introducing and propagating many ornamental plants and
ornamental plants with economic value. It also serves as a social function for parks and entertainment venues.
Bangalore is one of the most important tourist centers in Karnataka. Bangalore Central Business District includes MG Road, Brigade Road, Commercial Street, Vidhana Soudha and other places. Bangalore has many lakes and parks. BMTC provides special buses for sightseeing in Bangalore, including Cauveri (double decker open top bus).
Historical Place:
The Bangalore Fortress was originally built by Kempegowda in 1537 and is located next to the door of Victoria Hospital in the K.R market area. The original muddy land was replaced by Hyder Ali, the ruler of Mysore in 1761.
The Summer Palace of Tipu Sultan was built in 1791 and is a two-story ornate wooden structure with beautifully carved pillars, arches and balconies. It has a museum with artifacts related to the Hyder Tipu regime.
Bangalore Palace (1862) is located near Mekhri Circle and Cantonment Railway Station and looks like a small replica of Windsor Castle in England.
Mayo Hall was designed to commemorate Lord Mayo and is considered one of the most exquisite designs in British architecture.
The Kempe Gowda Watchtower was built by Immadi Kempegowda (Kempe Gowda II) in the 16th century to monitor city boundaries. The four watch towers are Mehkri Circle Tower, Halasuru Rock .
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