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Some Of The Iconic Places To Visit In Bangalore
| Posted on April 7, 2017 at 5:10 AM |
Bangalore | Image Resource : realtyfact.com
Bangalore evolved gradually from being the beautiful ‘Garden city’ to the high-tech ‘Silicon Valley of India’. It is also known as Bengaluru and is India's most livable city. Bangalore is booming with professionals mainly from the information technology sector. It is a cosmopolitan city with rich cultural heritage. This city is an amazing blend of both old historical monuments and skyscraping corporate buildings. Busy markets, heritage buildings, gardens and urbanizations sum up what an amazing Bangalore city is.
Professionals from all over the country visit Bangalore. The startup culture in this city has attracted many young professionals here. To accommodate the professionals and tourists, there are many Service Apartment In Bangalore along with hotels.
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Famous Bangalore Attractions:
Here are the popular attractions in Bangalore list. Check out which all places you need to visit:
Bangalore Palace: Chamaraja Wodeyar had built this beautiful palace in 1887, taking Windsor Castle in England as inspiration. The Tudor-style architecture with arches, towers and green laws looks fantastic. The elegant wood carvings in the interior of this palace are winsome. This is an active palace and the royal family resides here. This palace showcases memorabilia, family photos, and portraits.
Tipu Sultan's Palace and Fort: It is located in the Fort area. Chikkadeva Raya has originally built the Tipu Sultan's Palace in mud. Later, Hyder Ali reconstructed this palace in Indo-Islamic architecture. His son, Tipu Sultan completed the construction in 1791. There is a Hindu temple in the courtyard of the fort which shows religious tolerance of Tipu Sultan.
National Gallery of Modern Art: If you are an art lover, then do not miss to visit this place. The gallery is housed in a Colonial mansion. The beautiful garden setting accentuates the two interconnected wings of this gallery. The old wing displays work from the early 18th century, while the new one showcase work of many modern and contemporary artists.
National Gallery of Modern Art | Image Resource : staticflickr.com
Lalbagh Botanical Garden: Formerly, it was a private Mughal-style garden for the royal rulers of the city. Hyder Ali had established this expansive garden. Tipu Sultan later extended this beautiful garden. Now, it is spread over 240 acres. Red roses bloom in this garden throughout the year. Here, one can find diverse species of plants. This garden is the focal point if glass house which was built to celebrate the visit of the Prince of Wales in 1889.
The Government Aquarium: It is the second largest aquarium of its kind in India. Visitors can learn about the marine life here and observe the different varieties of fishes.
Cubbon Park: A popular place for the nature lovers, joggers, and walkers. Just visit and laze around the 300-acre park area. You can find many ornamental and flower trees in this park. Bal Bhavan play area and aquarium in this park keeps the children busy.
Vidana Soudha: It is a remarkable landmark of the city. It was built in 1954. Admire the beauty of neo-Dravidian architecture here. It has four domes on its four corners. It looks amazing when illuminated in the night.
Bangalore has beautiful Ulsoor Lake and many other beautiful attractions which will make you forget the stressful life.
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