Activities in Bangalore, Bengaluru

Discover Bangalore's main attractions when you take our private tour. You and your companions will have a professional guide, and larger groups will save money. Bangalore Private City Tour.

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Savour the authentic taste of India on this gastronomic tour of Bengaluru. Discover traditional recipes and typical delicacies of the capital of Karnataka. Food Tour of Bengaluru Itinerary.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Bengaluru, enjoying an Indian cooking class with a local family and indulging in the mouth-watering delicacies. Rice, spices and sweet treats: what's not to love?!.

Get lost in Hindu religion and culture on this walking tour of the temples of Bengaluru. Discover its history and traditions as you visit the city's most important sacred sites with an expert guide. Bengaluru Temples Walking Tour Itinerary.

Experience the best of Indian nightlife on this bar crawl of Bengaluru. You'll join a group of new friends, visit four different pubs and get a free shot in each - cheers to a great evening!. Bengaluru Bar Crawl.

Bangalore's most popular tourist destination, Lalbagh, might seem as a large boring park to the ordinary eye.

River Cauvery is a large river that meanders through the woody landscape of the forests of Karnataka.

Full day excursion to Lepakshi, an important place of worship. The place has an irresistible attraction to the tourist because of its fine architecture and paintings found in the temples here.

Since the capture of Mysore Kingdom from its daunting ruler Tipu Sultan, several British families made Bangalore their home.

Modern Bangalore (Bengaluru) was founded by Kempegowda, a medieval chieftain, in the great Vijayanagara Kingdom. How was the city back then? What kind of people lived? How did it transform from a small medieval town to this big bustling metropolis?.

Atop the bare, rocky summit of Vindhyagiri Hill, the 17.5m-high statue of the Jain deity Gomateshvara (Bahubali) is visible long before you reach the pilgrimage town of Sravanabelagola (also spelt Shravanabelagola).

Russell Market is a famous shopping market in Shivajinagar, Bangalore. Started in 1927, named after the name of Mr. T. B. Russell (the then municipal commissioner) it is one of the oldest structured markets in the city.

The historic settlement of Mysuru (which changed its name from Mysore in 2014) is one of South India's most enchanting cities, famed for its glittering royal heritage and magnificent monuments and buildings.

Lumbini Park is a Splashy Getaway for Unlimited Fun & Excitement. One of its kind Water-Front Leisure & Eco-friendly Boating Park, The Lumbini Park, stretches over 1.5 kms along the Nagavara Lake.

Bengaluru is a garden city, Silicon Valley and IT Capital of India. Bengaluru was established by Kempegowda in the 16th century as part of the Vijayanagara Empire. Bengaluru is popular for its pleasant weather, food and cosmopolitan culture.

Known for its linguistic and ethnic diversity, Fraser town with its many thoroughfares is lined with eateries and stores that offer a veritable mix of the old and the new.

The largest Sikh shrine in Bengaluru, the Sri Guru Singh Sabha, is situated on the banks of the picturesque Ulsoor Lake. The sprawling white building on the edges of the lake, is indeed a well known place on the City’s landscape.

Electronics City is the center of the Silicon Valley of India and IT Park - Bangalore is home to numerous IT Tech parks that house global and regional players in the Information Technology product and services industry.

The Government Museum, Bangalore is the second oldest museum in South India and home to several archeological and geological artifacts of historic importance, including Halmidi Shasana, earliest known Kannada inscription.