5 Outstanding Places
You Must Visit In Bengaluru
Once known
as Bangalore, Bengaluru has earned many other titles like Silicon Valley of India,
Garden City and the Air conditioned city. It is the capital of Karnataka and
one of the largest and sophisticated cities of India. The city has been known for
its pleasant climate and best working surrounding. It is dominated by IT sector
so you will find lots of computer engineers here. As per the survey says,
Bengaluru has bagged the title of cleanest urban city of India. Apart from the
sophistication part, Bengaluru has got some remarkable impressions on the Pre independence
history of India. Being a south Indian city, this place is rich in culture and
tied with its tradition.
Here are 5
Outstanding Places you must visit when you are in Bengaluru:
Bangalore Palace
If you
have ever wondered why Indians were able to built something
like British architecture so here is the answer, Bangalore Palace was inspired
Windsor Castle
situated in England. The palace was built in 1887 by Chamaraja Wodeyar. Like every
other castle, Bangalore place is designed using fortified towers and arches.
The green lawn and the wooden carvings in the interior of the palace are simply
gorgeous.
Tipu
Sultan’s Fort and Palace
Most of
us are familiar with Tipu Sultan and his father Hyder Ali, both these
personalities were not only known rulers but also known as great warriors who
fought against the Britishers. In their reign, Tipu
Sultan's Palace and Fort were built. In addition to this, Hindu temple can also
be found in the palace premises that show the harmony and solidarity between
Hindu and Muslims during that period.
Ulsoor
Lake
Ulsoor Lake
is one of the finest places in the city. It’s quite large in area, covering an
area of around 125 acres. This beautiful lake was built by Kempegowda II. There are several activities that you are certainly going
to enjoy for sure and I am talking about swimming pool and Boating. Fascinating
isn’t it?
Lalbagh
Botanical Garden
Never ever try to
skip this place when you are in Bengaluru. This extraordinary botanical garden
contains everything that you have never seen before. It’s not exaggeration just
an explanation about the place. It was built in 17th century by Tipu
Sultan. You are going to witness some rare species of trees and plants which
you have never even heard of. And the term Lalbagh was actually used because of
the beautiful roses that flourish throughout the 12 months there.
The glasshouse was also installed in the garden in 1889 to memorialize the
visit of the Prince of Wales.
Attara Kacheri
