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14/7, M. G. Road,
M G Road , Karnataka,560042
M G Road , Karnataka,560042
Distance from The Park bangalore to Nearby Places
Vidhan Soudha(5 km)
The legislative house of the state of Karnataka, the architecture of the building is based on Dravidian style with richly carved bases, Rajasthani jharokhas, chaithya arches and heavy pediments.
The legislative house of the state of Karnataka, the architecture of the building is based on Dravidian style with richly carved bases, Rajasthani jharokhas, chaithya arches and heavy pediments.
Lal Bagh(5 km)
Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens is one of the largest parks - 240 acres - in India to be nestled within a city. It houses over a 1000 species of flora also has a greenhouse and a lake. Entry is open from 6 am - 7 pm at Rs.10, free entry from 6 am to 9 am.
Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens is one of the largest parks - 240 acres - in India to be nestled within a city. It houses over a 1000 species of flora also has a greenhouse and a lake. Entry is open from 6 am - 7 pm at Rs.10, free entry from 6 am to 9 am.
Cubbon Park(5 km)
It, along with Lal Bagh, is another reason why Bangalore is called the Garden City. Located right in the centre of town near M.G Road, it has an aquarium one side, the High Court and Vidhan Soudha on the other.
It, along with Lal Bagh, is another reason why Bangalore is called the Garden City. Located right in the centre of town near M.G Road, it has an aquarium one side, the High Court and Vidhan Soudha on the other.
Bannerghatta National Park(25 km)
Established in the year 1974, it extends to an area of about 25,000 acres. Some of the animals to be seen here are tigers, lions, panthers, elephants, bears, deers and macaques, as well as a large variety of birds and reptiles. Safaris can be organized.
Established in the year 1974, it extends to an area of about 25,000 acres. Some of the animals to be seen here are tigers, lions, panthers, elephants, bears, deers and macaques, as well as a large variety of birds and reptiles. Safaris can be organized.
Vishweshwariah Museum(7 km)
Vishweshwariah Industrial and Technological Museum was built celebrating the birth centenary of Sir M. Vishweshwariah, a distinguished civil engineer. It is a great place to see and understand science, through the many interactive exhibits and shows.
Vishweshwariah Industrial and Technological Museum was built celebrating the birth centenary of Sir M. Vishweshwariah, a distinguished civil engineer. It is a great place to see and understand science, through the many interactive exhibits and shows.
Banglore Palace(9 km)
Built in 1887 by the Wodeyars, Bangalore Palace was inspired by Windsor Castle. Surrounded by 400 acres of Palace Grounds that host various functions, the Palace is famous for its carving and paintings, as well as its fortified towers and Gothic windows.
Built in 1887 by the Wodeyars, Bangalore Palace was inspired by Windsor Castle. Surrounded by 400 acres of Palace Grounds that host various functions, the Palace is famous for its carving and paintings, as well as its fortified towers and Gothic windows.
Tipus Palace(7 km)
The ruins of Tipus Palace are at Srirangapatna, which is on the Bangalore-Mysore highway, 16 km from Mysore. Constructed in 1791, it was the summer retreat of Tipu Sultan, it is an ornate structure that rewards exploration.
The ruins of Tipus Palace are at Srirangapatna, which is on the Bangalore-Mysore highway, 16 km from Mysore. Constructed in 1791, it was the summer retreat of Tipu Sultan, it is an ornate structure that rewards exploration.
The Bull Temple(16 km)
The Basavanagudi Nandi Temple is a 16th century temple dedicated to Nandi, the divine bull of Lord Shiva. It is located in Basavanagudi, and contains a huge idol of Nandi carved out of a single granite rock.
The Basavanagudi Nandi Temple is a 16th century temple dedicated to Nandi, the divine bull of Lord Shiva. It is located in Basavanagudi, and contains a huge idol of Nandi carved out of a single granite rock.
Iskcon emple(14 km)
Situated about 7 km from the Bangalore City Railway Station, ISKCON Temple, is located at Hare Krishna Hill in Bangalore. It is also known as Sri Radha Krishna Chandra Temple, and has a 56 ft gold-plated Dwajastambha, the tallest of its kind in the world
Situated about 7 km from the Bangalore City Railway Station, ISKCON Temple, is located at Hare Krishna Hill in Bangalore. It is also known as Sri Radha Krishna Chandra Temple, and has a 56 ft gold-plated Dwajastambha, the tallest of its kind in the world
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