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Introduction:
Bangalore…a city with plenty to worry about when it comes to relaxing with friends, family, or having some “me time.” The city is a sanctuary for foodies, adventurers, searchers of solitude and enlightenment, and just plain fun seekers. This metropolis will not let you down while looking for things to do in Bangalore, a city that was already more than just the Town of Gardens.
- At Hesaraghatta Lake, we’re having a picnic.
The freshwater lake, which serves as a supply of water for Bangalore residents, is another of the city’s natural wonders. Only the noise of birds breaks the silence of the place. Bushlarks, Paddy Field Pipits, Pond Herons, Black Drongos, Magpie Robins, Brahminy Kites, Cormorants, Egrets, and Pale Billed Flowerpeckers glide above you as you have a relaxing picnic on the lake’s shores. Hesarghatta is the location.
What you must do: Take in the fresh air and use your camera to capture some spectacular images of the bird communities at the lake.
Hours of operation: 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Entry is free.
- At Lalbagh Botanical Gardens, admiring the natural beauty. When you approach the Lalbagh Botanical Gardens, you are immediately transported to a state of calm by splashes of colour in every hue imaginable and the aroma of flowers. At this park, which appears to be an oasis in the heart of the tech city, ecology is in full bloom. Huge piles of exotic blossoms and more than a thousand plant types hold your attention and instil a sense of serenity in you. Some of the plants throughout this garden are over a century old. This park, which covers over 40 acres, was established by Hyder Ali, one of Mysore’s most famous monarchs.
- Ulsoor Lake is a great place to go boating.
Sailing here on a lake is often a fantastic experience, whether you’re with friends, family, or even alone. Ulsoor Lake, which is located in the heart of the city, is kind of like a breath for Bangalore residents searching for a break from their daily grind. In this lake, there are various little islands where you can rest for a while. You may wander down along the lake’s edge if you really want to relax and take in the scenery. MG Road is the address. Take in the scenery surrounding the lake when your boat sways in the water.
Hours of operation: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday was the last day of the free period.
- Shivagange Trekking
Do you want to make a strong start to your day? Pack your belongings and make your way to this mountain top, which stands at an elevation of 804.8 metres. The mountain summit is shaped like a shivalinga, and a small stream called Ganga flows through it, providing it the nickname Shivagange. It is the ideal trekking destination for Bangalore’s youth. Because of the Sharadamba temple and various teerthas on the hill, including Kanva Teertha, Agasthya Teertha, Kapila Teertha, and Pathala Gange, this mountain has religious significance.
Bangalore is 60 kilometres away.
What you must see: Around the summit, explore the Gangadhareshwara temple, Nandi Monument, Olakal Teertha, and Patalagange.
- Rasta Café is having a gala time.
Rasta Café holds a special position in the hearts of Bangalore’s young crowd. Despite the fact that the establishment does not offer alcohol, it remains a popular hangout spot for Bangalore’s youth, particularly at night. The café is open 24 hours a day and offers both indoor and outdoor sitting in a well-kept garden. Mayaganahalli is a place in Mayaganahalli, India. Order the Rasta Mocha and Hot Brownie, which are both delicious. Hours of operation: 24 hours
1000 rs for a two-person meal.
- When you bowl with friends at a bowling alley in Bangalore, you can have a lot of fun. It is a fantastic way to provide a wonderful time though in the midst of the week, and it is a fun hobby of the city’s young demographic. Many of these bowling lanes stay open until just before midnight, and even if all of your bowels go nuts, you’ll have a great time. In addition to bowling, most bowlers establishments in the city provide other popular games such as pinball and air hockey.
PVR BluO at Orion Centre and Protozoan on Church Street are two of the most popular bowling alleys in the area.
What you’ll need to do is bowl, eat, drink, and repeat!
fee: 200 dollars.
- The Bangalore Turf Association hosts spectacular horse races.
Whether you are a thoroughbred racing fan or not, spending a day at the races is enjoyable. Plan a day trip to the Bangalore Turf Course to see a horse race while you’re in town. The club races twice a year, in the summertime between May and August and in the season between November and April.
Gandhi Nagar is the location.
Hours of Operation: During the season, check with the club.
- Kudremukh trek: The Kudremukh Hike explores the Western Ghats’ splendour and is one of the most scenic trekking alternatives in Bangalore. This 22-kilometre hike to and from the summit of Karnataka’s third-highest mountain brings visitors through forest pathways, gushing waterfalls, bamboo shrubs, and emerald landscapes that are half-covered in falling clouds. This moderately challenging hike starts at Kudremukh Trek Base, which is readily reached by jeep. There are various beautiful rivers and waterfalls where you can stop hiking and enjoy a picnic. With a cup of coffee from your flask, you may have a spectacular view of the lush greenery after you reach the summit, and this is one of the greatest trekking spots around Bangalore.
Bangalore is roughly 332 kilometres away from Kudremukh, Chikmagalur Trekking.
The trek is 9 kilometres long.
If you are in Bangalore you can also see Mullayangiri Trek
From October through February is the greatest time to visit.
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