Start your day with a morning stroll at the Cubbon Park, a massive green lung in Bangalore. It's perfect for a morning jog or picnic. You can find a variety of flora here including mango, banyan, and cassia trees. Afterward, head towards the Bangalore Palace which is a half-hour drive. It is the perfect example of the Tudor-style architecture of the 19th century. The palace has several rooms featuring artwork and historical artifacts of the Wodeyar Dynasty. You may also take a horse carriage ride around the palace looking at the mesmerizing architecture.
Post-Lunch, take a taxi to Lalbagh Botanical Garden, a 240-acre garden containing over 1,000 species of plants and trees. You may rent a bicycle and explore the lake, flower beds, and glasshouses. Later in the evening, head over to Vidhana Soudha, located 10 minutes away from Lalbagh. It is a splendid building built in the neo-Dravidian style, known for its massive legislative chambers and 6-story high central dome. You can enjoy the sound and light show during the evening.
Start your second day by heading over to the Bangalore Fort. This fort was established in the 16th century and has been through many renovations. The fort now-houses Tippu Sultan's Summer Palace, which is a glimpse into the life of the king, displaying an array of artifacts and weaponry. The palace has elaborate murals and carvings, influenced by Islamic and Hindu architecture. You may also find the mosque in the complex intriguing.
Spend your afternoon shopping in Bangalore's upscale, premium mall, UB City, and lounge at its rooftop cafe. It has international stores as well as Indian brands. Afterward, head a little north to Commercial Street, and you will be guaranteed to find anything you desire, from accessories to textiles to shoes to food. This street is the best place for street shopping in Bangalore.
If you have an extra day, visit temples in Bangalore, such as ISKCON Temple and Shree Dodda Ganapathi Temple. You can also visit the Bannerghatta National Park to experience wildlife, nature, and birdlife. If you have less time, consider only visiting Cubbon Park, Vidhan Soudha, Bangalore Palace, and Lalbagh Botanical Garden.