This garden is home to over 1000 species of plants, trees and flowers and is also known for its 200 years old tree - a unique tourist attraction. The Glass House, inspired by London's Crystal Palace, hosts bi-annual flower shows that attract thousands of visitors from across the state.
Nandi Hills is a beautiful hill station situated just outside the city's limits. It is famous for trekking and bird watching with its rich variety of avian species. The 360-degree view of the landscape from the top of the Nandi hills offers a breathtaking experience; you can also explore the Nandi Fort or go paragliding at the nearby site.
Indulge in delicious Indian Classics at Royal Afghan that offers a scenic view of the pool and lush greens. This restaurant is famous for its signature dishes of authentic north-western cuisine and is sure to awaken your taste buds.
This national park offers a unique experience of spotting wildlife through their bus or jeep safari. The park boasts over 1500 animal species and is popular for their lion and tiger safari. One can also opt for nature walks, bird watching, and trekking inside the jungle. Visiting the butterfly park is also a must-do activity during your visit.
A serene lake in the heart of Bangalore, Ulsoor is perfect to escape the chaos of the city. You can experience tranquillity while indulging in some leisure activities like boating, strolling, and enjoying the street food. The lake is surrounded by lush greens with some of the city's oldest temples around making it a religious hub.
If you have more time, then you can add a visit to the Lalbagh Lake and the Bangalore Palace. You can also extend your trek and camp at Nandi Hills, which is a popular option for adventure enthusiasts. If short on time, you can skip the Royal Afghan and opt for some street food to gain an authentic taste of Bangalore. Don't forget to carry a good camera and a bottle of water always.