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3-Day Best of Bangalore: Nandi Hills Sunrise, City Parks, Palaces & Bannerghatta Safari

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Day 1: Sunrise & Parks

Nandi Hills → Bangalore, India on November 13, 2025

5:30am

Nandi Hills sunrise

Drive up early to catch sunrise and panoramic views over the Deccan plateau; the hill is a classic Bangalore escape and great for photos. Nandi Hills gates commonly open around 4:00am–6:00pm but confirm local timings on the day.
INR50, 2h0m

8:30am

Breakfast at MTR (Mavalli Tiffin Rooms)

Traditional South Indian breakfast—try the rava idli and filter coffee at this iconic Bangalore eatery; popular and authentic. Typical opening hours: 6:30am–10:30pm but branches vary, so check before you go.
INR300, 1h0m

10:00am

Lalbagh Botanical Garden

Historic botanical garden with glasshouse and curated plant collections; ideal for a relaxed stroll and photography. Open roughly 6:00am–7:00pm (timings may change for events).
INR30, 1h30m

12:00pm

Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace

Small but ornate wooden palace showcasing Mysore-era architecture and artifacts; a quick cultural stop to learn local history. Usual hours: ~10:00am–5:00pm—confirm before visiting.
INR50, 0h45m

1:00pm

Lunch at Vidyarthi Bhavan (Basavanagudi)

Famous for its benne (butter) masala dosa and old-school charm; a must-try for food lovers. Popular spot with limited seating—open generally from morning to early afternoon and again in the evening, check branch timings.
INR250, 1h0m

3:00pm

Cubbon Park walk

Large green lung in the heart of the city with tree-lined paths, statues and relaxed vibes—great for a post-lunch stroll. Park hours are typically 6:00am–6:00pm.
INR0, 1h0m

4:30pm

Vidhana Soudha & Attara Kacheri (exterior viewing)

Admire the majestic neo-Dravidian Vidhana Soudha and red-brick High Court from outside — prime at golden hour for photos; interiors are not open to casual tourists, so plan only an exterior visit.
INR0, 0h30m

7:30pm

Dinner at Toit (Indiranagar) — brewery & kitchen

Popular craft-brewery with a lively atmosphere and pizzas, brews and mains; great for an evening unwind. Typical hours: noon–midnight or later, confirm reservation for weekends.
INR900, 1h30m

Day 2: Palaces & Shopping

Central Bangalore, India on November 14, 2025

10:00am

Bangalore Palace

Tudor-style palace with wood-carved interiors, portraits and a glimpse of royal life; tour the grounds and the grand halls. Visitor hours usually 10:00am–5:30pm—buy tickets at the gate or online.
INR450, 1h30m

11:45am

National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA)

Small but quality collection of Indian modern art in a quiet setting; good for a cultural interlude after the palace. Typical hours: around 10:30am–5:30pm, closed one weekday—check before you go.
INR50, 1h0m

1:00pm

Lunch at CTR (Central Tiffin Room), Malleshwaram

Iconic for its benne dosa and straightforward South Indian fare—fast, filling and local. Open mornings through evening (confirm branch hours) and well worth the queue.
INR250, 1h0m

2:30pm

Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum

Interactive science museum good for families and curious adults—hands-on exhibits on engineering and tech. Hours typically 10:00am–5:30pm; check for special shows (planetarium often has separate timings).
INR60, 1h30m

4:30pm

Shopping on Commercial Street & Brigade Road

Bustling shopping precinct for clothes, footwear, trims and street-side bargains—great for souvenirs and local fashion. Shops usually open 10:00am–9:00pm; evenings are busiest.
INR0, 1h30m

7:30pm

Dinner at Koshy's (St. Mark's Road)

A Bangalore institution with retro charm and a diverse menu; ideal for a relaxed, classic dinner. Open long hours into the night—confirm for large groups or weekends.
INR700, 1h30m

9:30pm

Optional craft beers at Arbor Brewing / Windmills Craftworks

Finish the night at a popular brewery or jazz bar—live music options at some venues; check event listings. Typical bar hours: evening to late night; reserve if you want a table.
INR800, 1h30m

Day 3: Wildlife & South

Bannerghatta National Park → Bangalore, India on November 15, 2025

9:00am

Bannerghatta Biological Park — safari

Drive south to Bannerghatta for the jungle safari to see tigers, lions and herbivores in large enclosures; book safari tickets in advance as slots fill. Park hours commonly 9:00am–5:00pm and safari timing windows vary—confirm and book online where possible.
INR400, 3h0m

12:30pm

Lunch near Bannerghatta Road (Empire / local eateries)

Stop for a relaxed lunch at a popular local restaurant or airline-style family diner; good to refuel after the morning safari. Many outlets along Bannerghatta Road are open from late morning through late night.
INR400, 1h0m

2:30pm

Butterfly Park & Zoo (Bannerghatta)

Visit the butterfly enclosure and zoo sections for a quieter close-up nature experience; the butterfly park is colourful and family-friendly. Usual visiting hours are around 10:00am–5:00pm—confirm entry windows.
INR50, 1h30m

5:00pm

Return to Bangalore — Indiranagar evening stroll

Head back to town and enjoy an evening stroll or boutique hopping along Indiranagar 100ft Road, with cafes and dessert places for a relaxed end to the trip. Shops and cafes typically open till late evening; timings vary by venue.
INR0, 2h0m

8:00pm

Farewell dinner at Sly Granny / The Only Place

Choose a stylish multi-course dinner (Sly Granny) or an old favourite (The Only Place) to cap off your Bangalore visit; make reservations for weekends. Dinner service usually begins from early evening to late night.
INR900, 1h30m
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