3 Best Tourist Attractions in Bangalore

“Lalbagh Botanical Garden spans over 240 acres and is one of Bengaluru’s most renowned botanical gardens. It is globally recognised for its scientific research and plant conservation efforts and houses the largest collection of tropical plants. The garden also features a serene lake within its lush landscape. Lalbagh is home to three historic mango trees near the fernery, believed to have existed for over 250 years, possibly dating back to the time of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, designed in the style of Mughal gardens. These resilient trees have withstood the test of time and continue to bear fruit. The garden also boasts an aquarium and a glasshouse modelled after London’s Crystal Palace. With well-planned pathways, open spaces, shaded areas, and a diverse range of plant species, Lalbagh offers a captivating experience for nature lovers.”

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“Bannerghatta Biological Park offers well-organised facilities for visitors to explore nature on foot or by vehicle. The zoo within the park houses a diverse collection of reptiles, birds, and mammals, making it an excellent destination for families and children. The safari takes visitors through lush greenery and various habitats, offering sightings of tigers, lions, deer, and numerous bird species. The park provides a guided bus tour along the 6 km safari route, allowing visitors to observe rare and majestic wildlife up close. Key activities at the park include maintaining the zoo, which features well-kept enclosures for a variety of birds, reptiles, and mammals. Bannerghatta Biological Park offers a unique opportunity to experience nature and wildlife in a safe yet thrilling environment.”

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“Bangalore Palace is a majestic royal palace, with magnificent statues, both inside and outside, with various architectural designs, and the wooden construction of the palace is symbolic of royal culture. It has a total of 35 rooms, with several bedrooms and a swimming pool. The palace is mainly made of beautifully carved wood and is decorated with carefully painted artwork. Visitors can view a collection of 30,000 photographs. The grounds of Bangalore Palace are used as a venue for various events and cultural performances. It offers a one-hour audio tour in seven different languages. The palace complex, including the gardens, is spread over 454 acres, of which the palace has a floor area of 45,000 sq ft. There is a parking facility and washrooms available.”

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