Take a peaceful walk and enjoy the beautiful park with its unique flora. Situated alongside the State Archaeological Museum, the Government Museum, and the high court, it is a perfect spot for nature lovers and perfect for scenic photography.
The palace boasts exquisite wood carvings, paintings, and stained-glass windows and is a perfect example of the building style of that age. Although a small part of the palace is open to tourists, the visit is still worth it. There are guided tours and audio guides available for tourists.
The menu has an extensive selection of Indian and British food. Visitors can indulge in their tradition of serving scones with jam and clotted cream with their tea. Koshy’s is a perfect place to taste a bit of the British colonial gesture of India.
The museum has interactive exhibits that showcase various fields of science. Exhibits that are creative and fun demonstrate the principles of science in the real world. The museum is a perfect place for science enthusiasts and a great spot for educational trips with friends and family.
Visitors can take a walk through the rare collection of trees and plants. The garden has an aquarium, a beautiful lake, and a glasshouse with some of the most elegant flowers on display. The beautiful and tranquil surroundings of this park a perfect way to end your day in Bangalore.
If you have more time, you can explore the Ulsoor Lake, the ISKCON Temple, the Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace, or the Nandi Hills to get a glimpse of Bangalore’s culture and heritage. For those who have less time, Bangalore Palace can be swapped with a walk through the colorful MG Road or Commercial street, which are famous for their shopping. Do not forget to negotiate and beware of pick-pockets