Bangalore Palace was built in 1887 by Chamaraja Wodeyar and is a unique blend of Tudor and Scottish Gothic architecture. The palace, spread across 448 acres, is a treasure trove of artifacts, including paintings, carvings, and historical photographs. Next, head to the Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace (20 minutes, 5.2 km away), a magnificent structure built entirely of teakwood, and explore the historic artifacts that tell the story of Tipu Sultan's life. End the day at Lalbagh Botanical Garden (6 minutes, 2.6 km away) for a peaceful stroll through its lush greenery and unique plant species.
Begin your day with a visit to the VV Puram Food Street, known for its extensive street food offerings such as dosas, idlis, vada pav, and much more. Next, head to Chutney Chang (4 minutes, 1.2 km away) for a lavish buffet featuring both Indian and Chinese cuisine, or choose one of many home-style South Indian meals at MTR (10 minutes, 2.2 km away) that will tantalize your taste buds. To wrap up a day full of gastronomic experiences, stroll down to Hard Rock Cafe (8 minutes, 2 km away) for dinner and drinks to live music performances.
Begin your day walking through the art galleries in the National Gallery of Modern Art. The Gallery showcases over 17,000 pieces of exquisite artwork by well-known Indian artists. Then head to Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum (6 minutes, 1.7 km away), where scientific wonders, interactive exhibits, and inspiring inventions will take your breath away. Finish your day with a bit of retail therapy on Museum Road (9 minutes, 2.2 km away) - featuring stores selling clothing, books, handicrafts, and much more.
Begin by embracing Bangalore's natural side and visit the Ulsoor Lake. Rent a paddleboat and paddle around the tranquil lake perimeter; enjoy the fresh air and green environment. Next, drive to the extravagant ISKCON temple (30 minutes, 9 km away), which offers serene surroundings. Finally complete the trip by visiting the Bull Temple (8 minutes, 2.6 km away), where a colossal statue of Nandi the bull, the divine mount of Lord Shiva, will unite with the temple's spiritual aura.
If you have more time, take a day-trip to Nandi Hills to encounter the scenic greenery of the surroundings and the ancient Tipu Sultan fort. If you have less time, we suggest skipping VV Puram food street from the list, but do not miss experiencing Bangalore's delectable and affordable street food. The preferred mode of transportation for all four days is the cheap and convenient auto-rickshaw. If you find yourself with more free time, visit Cubbon Park - ideally, the perfect place for a morning run or yoga session.