Since Bangalore’s historical past is quite complex and full of adventures, the city is full of palaces. After the palaces that will catch your eye when you first come to this city, you will also come across religious centers, temples and botanical gardens. You can visit many historical monuments in the city, as well as many modern buildings. This city, which is considered a “Silicon Valley” in terms of information technologies, also stands out with its modern structures. Additionally, if you do not want to get stuck in the city structures, you can slowly examine the natural beauties of the city with a boat ride along the shores of Lake Ulsur. Places to Visit in Bangalore In Bangalore, a city full of natural and historical beauties, you can enjoy watching nature along with historical buildings. Cubbon Park is one of the places to be visited especially because it covers an area of ​​300 hectares and fascinates with its flowers and lush nature, as well as being very remarkable with its sculptures, libraries, government offices and museums. Likewise, Lalbaghe Botanical Garden draws attention with its unique nature and offers the opportunity to examine plants brought from various countries of the world. Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace is a palace that was completed in 10 years, and in addition to offering an elegant visual feast to those who want to visit the palace, it also tells about its history with the museum inside. Located in the heart of the city, Bangalore Palace bears the characteristics of British architecture. Many cultural activities are organized in this palace, which also has Gothic architectural features. Vidhana Soudha is a legislative assembly building and is a magnificent building made of granite. Wonder La Amusement Park, which has the title of the best amusement park in South India, is a park that meets international standards and contains a wide range of activities. Iskon Temple, also known as Sri Radha Krisha Temple, is a temple made of gold in some parts and is dedicated to the deities Radha and Krisha. Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple is one of the oldest temples in India. This temple has an interesting legend and there is a secret tunnel inside. The Art of Living International Center is a truly living spiritual cultural center. More than 1 million visitors come to this place, where various yoga and meditation practices are performed, every year. Finally, the Infant Jesus Shrine is a Roman Catholic church and a universal prayer center. Information about the places mentioned in the list is available below. Located in the heart of the administrative center of the city, this park is also known as Bangalore Garden City. It started to be built after British Major General Sankey captured this city from the Kingdom of Mysore, and the area it has reached today is 300 hectares in size. Cubbon Park, one of the most famous parks of Bangalore city, contains multiple official buildings, libraries and museums. This lush green park, which is also remembered as London’s Hyde Park, contains statues of Queen Victoria and Edward VII, as well as the Karnata High Court, the State Central Library and the State Archaeological Museum. While visiting this park, you can have a historical and information-filled tour, examine a wide variety of flower species and trees, and breathe in the fresh air of its lush nature. This park, which is closed on Mondays, can be visited between 06.00 and 18.00 on weekdays and entrance is free. The construction of this garden, which is one of the must-see places in Bangalore, was started by Mysore ruler Hyder Ali in the 1700s, but its final stages were continued by his son Tipu Sultan. Tipu Sultan brought plants from many different countries and created a diversity of over 1,000 plants in this garden. The history of Lalbagh Botanical Garden, which consists of the oldest rocks in the world, is estimated to be over 3,000 million years old. This park, where various flower shows are held on national holidays such as Republic Day, draws attention with its similarity to the Glass House in England. There is also a Christmas tree in the park that is known to be 300 years old. Entrance to this park, which everyone in Bangalore should visit, costs 10 rupees per person and is free for children 12 years old and younger. This park, which can be visited between 06.00 in the morning and 19.00 in the evening, is open every day of the week. This palace, whose original name was Tipu Sultan Fort and Place, is one of the most magnificent structures built during the Mysore Kingdom. This palace, which brings a complete architectural history to life with its wooden pillars and walls that clearly show that they were painted by hand, has an old-looking yet very elegant structure. The construction of this building, which was started by Mysore ruler Hyder Ali Khan in the 1700s, was completed by his son Tipu Sultan. This wooden and ornate structure, consisting of very elegant carved columns and balconies, is among Tipu Sultan’s favorite resting places. This palace, which has a wide road connecting balconies, rooms and halls, also hosts a museum telling the history of that period. This palace, where entrance fees are 100 rupees per person, is open every day of the week and operates between 08.30 and 17.30. This palace, built by Mysore King Chamaraja Wadiyar in 1887, is said to have been inspired by Windson Castle in London during its construction. Located in the heart of the city, this palace is surrounded by botanical gardens. Reflecting English architecture, this palace is especially reminiscent of the Tudor style. The windows of the palace, which consists of large towers, are made in the Gothic architectural style, and its interior features flowers and relief paintings. A wide variety of cultural activities continue to be held in this palace. Entrance fees to this palace, which is visited every day of the week between 10.00 and 17.30, vary. If you are an Indian citizen, you can enter with 240 rupees, but if you are a tourist, you have to pay 480 rupees. Additionally, if you want to take a video while walking around the palace, you must pay a separate fee. Those who want to tell you about the history of the palace in detail as soon as you enter the palace are not staff. If you wander around the palace listening to them, you will have to tip these people. The construction of Vidhana Soudha, the state legislative assembly building, took approximately 5 years and was opened in 1956. This magnificent building, which covers a very large area, is made entirely of granite and marble. In this building, which is clearly built in neo-Dravidian style, carved motifs, high columns, different style cornices and arches attract attention. There is a sign “Government’s work is God’s work” at the entrance of this building, which has the title of India’s most magnificent public building. It is possible to understand the order in state affairs with this text, which means the work of the state is the work of God. Entrance to this building, which is illuminated only on Sunday evenings, is free and can be visited every weekday between 09.30 and 17.30 with prior permission. Located in an area a little far from the city of Bangalore, this amusement park is the best, largest and cleanest park in India. Wonderla Amusement Park, built in accordance with international standards, covers an area of ​​330,000 square meters and is located in the Bidadi area. The opening date of the park is very close to today. This park, which was opened in 2000, includes water parks, playgrounds, excursion areas and recreation areas, as well as various activities and animations on a regular basis. Fees for this park, which accommodates people of all ages and offers different activities for each age group, vary depending on the activities. Wonderla Amusement Park is open every day of the week and operates between 11.00 and 18.00. Located in Rajaji Nagar district of Bangalore city, this temple is also known as Sri Radha Krisha Temple as it is dedicated to the gods Radha and Krisha. It is located on one of the highest hills of the district, and this hill took its name from the temple and became Krisha Hill. The most interesting feature of the temple is that many parts of it are made of gold, thus creating a shiny appearance from the outside. This temple, opened in 1997 by Daya, the ninth president of India, has become one of the largest temples in the world, containing 6 different shrines. Entrance to Iskcon Temple, which usually receives a lot of visitors, is free and open every day of the week. The visiting hours of this temple are 07.15-13.00 and 16.15-20.20, and its surroundings are worth seeing as well as itself. Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple, undoubtedly India’s most colorful and oldest temple, is considered one of the finest examples of Indian stone architecture. It was built by Kempe Gowda I, who is considered the founder of the city of Bangalore. There is a two-headed, seven-handed and three-legged statue of Agni, the god of fire, who has become the symbol of independence, in this temple. Those who pray in this temple, dedicated to the god Shiva, believe that their eye diseases will be cured. This temple, which has great importance for Indian culture, is protected by many laws. It is thought that the secret tunnel, which has become the legend of the temple, was used by people to reach the Kashi god. Every year, thousands of people come to visit this temple for an event called Makar Sankranti. Also known as Bangalore Ashram, this living center is, as the name suggests, a living international art centre. In this place, which we can call a cultural center in the spiritual sense, activities such as yoga and meditation are organized to relax the subconscious and soul of the person. Founded in 1986, the center was established to raise funds for the Art of Living Foundation and to provide spiritual strength to people. Every year, 1.2 million visitors come to this center, where its yoga and meditation programs are world-famous. In addition, Ayurvedic treatments are applied here as well as many seva opportunities are offered. Ayurvedic treatment methods are known as a powerful treatment method that can cure all kinds of diseases, from diabetes to cancer. This place is open every day of the week and operates between 09.00-20.00. This Infant Jesus Church, a Roman Catholic church in Bangalore city, was established in 1971 in the Vivek Nagar area of ​​the city and is dedicated to Jesus. The Baby Jesus Statue inside the church was brought from another church in Bangalore. Since then, ongoing miracles have been attributed to this church, and the church has increased its world fame day by day. This church, which has a hall for 2,500 people, has a large mural that constantly repeats the birth scene of Jesus. The movie Kuzhanthai Yesu, starring many celebrities, was shot here in 1984. We recommend that you visit this church, which attracts a lot of curiosity thanks to its increasing fame day by day, does not give the atmosphere of a church with its architecture, and constantly receives visitors, when you come to the city. Mavimore Turizm is a travel agency registered with TÜRSAB. Document number: A-8307 Cubbon Park Located in the heart of the administrative center of the city, this park is also known as Bangalore Garden City. It started to be built after British Major General Sankey captured this city from the Kingdom of Mysore, and the area it has reached today is 300 hectares in size. Cubbon Park, one of the most famous parks of Bangalore city, contains multiple official buildings, libraries and museums. This lush green park, which is also remembered as London’s Hyde Park, contains statues of Queen Victoria and Edward VII, as well as the Karnata High Court, the State Central Library and the State Archaeological Museum. While visiting this park, you can have a historical and information-filled tour, examine a wide variety of flower species and trees, and breathe in the fresh air of its lush nature. This park, which is closed on Mondays, can be visited between 06.00 and 18.00 on weekdays and entrance is free. Lalbagh Botanical Garden: The construction of this garden, which is one of the must-see places in Bangalore, was started by Mysore ruler Hyder Ali in the 1700s, but its final stages were continued by his son Tipu Sultan. Tipu Sultan brought plants from many different countries and created a diversity of over 1,000 plants in this garden. The history of Lalbagh Botanical Garden, which consists of the oldest rocks in the world, is estimated to be over 3,000 million years old. This park, where various flower shows are held on national holidays such as Republic Day, draws attention with its similarity to the Glass House in England. There is also a Christmas tree in the park that is known to be 300 years old. Entrance to this park, which everyone in Bangalore should visit, costs 10 rupees per person and is free for children 12 years old and younger. This park, which can be visited between 06.00 in the morning and 19.00 in the evening, is open every day of the week. Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace This palace, whose original name was Tipu Sultan Fort and Place, is one of the most magnificent structures built during the Mysore Kingdom. This palace, which brings a complete architectural history to life with its wooden pillars and walls that clearly show that they were painted by hand, has an old-looking yet very elegant structure. The construction of this building, which was started by Mysore ruler Hyder Ali Khan in the 1700s, was completed by his son Tipu Sultan. This wooden and ornate structure, consisting of very elegant carved columns and balconies, is among Tipu Sultan’s favorite resting places. This palace, which has a wide road connecting balconies, rooms and halls, also hosts a museum telling the history of that period. This palace, where entrance fees are 100 rupees per person, is open every day of the week and operates between 08.30 and 17.30. Bangalore Palace: This palace, built by Mysore King Chamaraja Wadiyar in 1887, is said to have been inspired by Windson Castle in London during its construction. Located in the heart of the city, this palace is surrounded by botanical gardens. Reflecting English architecture, this palace is especially reminiscent of the Tudor style. The windows of the palace, which consists of large towers, are made in the Gothic architectural style, and its interior features flowers and relief paintings. A wide variety of cultural activities continue to be held in this palace. Entrance fees to this palace, which is visited every day of the week between 10.00 and 17.30, vary. If you are an Indian citizen, you can enter with 240 rupees, but if you are a tourist, you have to pay 480 rupees. Additionally, if you want to take a video while walking around the palace, you must pay a separate fee. Those who want to tell you about the history of the palace in detail as soon as you enter the palace are not staff. If you wander around the palace listening to them, you will have to tip these people. Vidhana Soudha The construction of Vidhana Soudha, the state legislative assembly building, took approximately 5 years and was put into service in 1956. This magnificent building, which covers a very large area, is made entirely of granite and marble. In this building, which is clearly built in neo-Dravidian style, carved motifs, high columns, different style cornices and arches attract attention. There is a sign “Government’s work is God’s work” at the entrance of this building, which has the title of India’s most magnificent public building. It is possible to understand the order in state affairs with this text, which means the work of the state is the work of God. Entrance to this building, which is illuminated only on Sunday evenings, is free and can be visited every weekday between 09.30 and 17.30 with prior permission. Wonderla Amusement Park Located a little far from Bangalore city, this amusement park is the best, largest and cleanest park in India. Wonderla Amusement Park, built in accordance with international standards, covers an area of ​​330,000 square meters and is located in the Bidadi area. The opening date of the park is very close to today. This park, which was opened in 2000, includes water parks, playgrounds, excursion areas and recreation areas, as well as various activities and animations on a regular basis. Fees for this park, which accommodates people of all ages and offers different activities for each age group, vary depending on the activities. Wonderla Amusement Park is open every day of the week and operates between 11.00 and 18.00. Iskcon Temple Located in Rajaji Nagar district of Bangalore city, this temple is also known as Sri Radha Krisha Temple as it is dedicated to the gods Radha and Krisha. It is located on one of the highest hills of the district, and this hill took its name from the temple and became Krisha Hill. The most interesting feature of the temple is that many parts of it are made of gold, thus creating a shiny appearance from the outside. This temple, opened in 1997 by Daya, the ninth president of India, has become one of the largest temples in the world, containing 6 different shrines. Entrance to Iskcon Temple, which usually receives a lot of visitors, is free and open every day of the week. The visiting hours of this temple are 07.15-13.00 and 16.15-20.20, and its surroundings are worth seeing as well as itself. Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple, undoubtedly the most colorful and oldest temple in India, is considered one of the most beautiful examples of Indian stone architecture. It was built by Kempe Gowda I, who is considered the founder of the city of Bangalore. There is a two-headed, seven-handed and three-legged statue of Agni, the god of fire, who has become the symbol of independence, in this temple. Those who pray in this temple, dedicated to the god Shiva, believe that their eye diseases will be cured. This temple, which has great importance for Indian culture, is protected by many laws. It is thought that the secret tunnel, which has become the legend of the temple, was used by people to reach the Kashi god. Every year, thousands of people come to visit this temple for an event called Makar Sankranti. This living center, also known as The Art of Living International Center Bangalore Ashram, is, as its name suggests, an international living art center. In this place, which we can call a cultural center in the spiritual sense, activities such as yoga and meditation are organized to relax the subconscious and soul of the person. Founded in 1986, the center was established to raise funds for the Art of Living Foundation and to provide spiritual strength to people. Every year, 1.2 million visitors come to this center, where its yoga and meditation programs are world-famous. In addition, Ayurvedic treatments are applied here as well as many seva opportunities are offered. Ayurvedic treatment methods are known as a powerful treatment method that can cure all kinds of diseases, from diabetes to cancer. This place is open every day of the week and operates between 09.00-20.00. Infant Jesus Shrine, a Roman Catholic church in Bangalore, was established in 1971 in the Vivek Nagar area of ​​the city and is dedicated to Jesus. The Baby Jesus Statue inside the church was brought from another church in Bangalore. Since then, ongoing miracles have been attributed to this church, and the church has increased its world fame day by day. This church, which has a hall for 2,500 people, has a large mural that constantly repeats the birth scene of Jesus. The movie Kuzhanthai Yesu, starring many celebrities, was shot here in 1984. We recommend that you visit this church, which attracts a lot of curiosity thanks to its increasing fame day by day, does not give the atmosphere of a church with its architecture, and constantly receives visitors, when you come to the city.