Attractions & Places

to Visit in Bangalore

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You will find many great gifts at the spacious, government-run Cauvery Arts & Crafts Emporium. Not only does it stock gorgeous products crafted from sandalwood and rosewood, but it also has a vibrant collection of textiles.

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This gallery run by artist Paul Fernandes features cartoons and illustrations of a bygone Bangalore. Expect to find watercolours of Koshy’s, Commercial Street and the elite Bangalore Club among other iconic depictions.

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Housed in a heritage mansion with whitewashed walls, the NGMA is one of the perfect places to visit in Bangalore to admire modern Indian art. Appreciate paintings, sculptures and photographs by artists like Anjolie Ela Menon and Jitish Kallat and enjoy the beautiful garden grounds.

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The aeronautical history of our country is showcased at the Hal Aerospace Museum, where imposing models of HAL-designed aircraft share space with indigenous models such as the Marut and Kiran, a vintage Canberra bomber and the now-infamous MiG-21.

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Get hands-on at Equilibrium, an indoor climbing centre dedicated to bouldering. Expert trainers will help you get your technique right and you can even join outdoor climbing excursions on weekends.

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The bustling and colourful K.R. Market is filled with fresh produce, heaps of spices and shining copperware. After perusing, go on to explore the nearby Tipu Sultan Palace, a historic structure with teak pillars and ornamental frescoes.

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This iconic Bengaluru institution is one of those wonderlands where you can spend hours without ever getting bored. Pick from a fabulous collection of bestsellers or unearth rare collectibles at great prices.

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You will find many great gifts at the spacious, government-run Cauvery Arts & Crafts Emporium. Not only does it stock gorgeous products crafted from sandalwood and rosewood, but it also has a vibrant collection of textiles.

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This gallery run by artist Paul Fernandes features cartoons and illustrations of a bygone Bangalore. Expect to find watercolours of Koshy’s, Commercial Street and the elite Bangalore Club among other iconic depictions.

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Walk under the shade of ancient trees and explore one of the most diverse collections of plants in the world, on a guided tour through this 240-acre oasis. The Lalbagh Botanical Gardens are one of the largest green spaces and Bangalore Walks is one of the most reputed operators to discover them with.