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11 Things To Do In Rajajinagar

Are you planning to visit Rajajinagar and don’t know what to do? Well, in this busy and colourful city most of us get confuses to pick a place to have fun. If Rajajinagar is your stop, you have varieties of places to explore. From temples to street food, this place is full of surprises. The best thing is we have a list that would help you decide which place to jump in to. 

#1 Orion Mall

A spacious area to hang out with your friends and loved ones. From buying expensive clothes to filling your tummy with mouth-watering dishes, this area has a variety of options to choose from. If you are also looking forward to grabbing popcorn and sit tight to watch your favourite movies, the Orion also has a multiplex.

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Address:  Dr Rajkumar Rd, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560055

#2 ISKCON Temple

Known as the biggest ISKCON temples in the world, this temple is dedicated to Lord Radhe Krishna. The architecture of this temple displays an extraordinary mixture of glass and gopuram that is symbolic of the union between traditional styles and modern aesthetics.

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Address : Hare Krishna Hill, Chord Rd, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru   

#3 Mama Keto

If you are on a diet but still want to go out on dinner with your loved ones then this place is perfect for you. The food served here is rich in protein, consist of healthy fat, carbs and fibre. Having a list of mind-boggling dishes, Mama Keto is a place where your taste buds will be mesmerised.

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  Address:  506 AMU Basement 11th Cross, 4th Cross Main Road, West of Chord Road 2nd Stage, West of Chord Road, Stage 2, Nagpur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560086

#4 Aakruti Books

Just a place meant for readers. With the collection of second-hand and regional language books, this place has gained a lot of attention from bookworms around the city. Guruprasad D.N.(owner) has tried to keep alive the culture of browsing through a bookstore which is fast losing ground in today’s age of online stores. Prices here range from 10 to 500. They have all types of second-hand books and if you can’t find your favourite one then they will help you to find it.  

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Address: No 31/1, 12th Main Road, 3rd Block, Rajajinagar, Bangalore – 560010, Near Rajajinagar Co-Operative Bank, Opposite Raymond Showroom

#5 Stories Bar and Kitchen 

With the outstanding ambience and effective service, Stories Pub in Rajajinagar is the talk of the town. You are free to pick anything off the menu and you will be delighted with what you have been served. The drinks here are just as good, as it is very well planned and have loads of varieties. If you land at this place you can expect nothing but great food, good service and fun times.

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Address: #77, West of Chord Road, beside Mahalakshmi layout metro station, 1 St R block Rajajinagar, Yeswanthpur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560086

#6 Pani Weds Puri

Does your taste buds tickle for a chat and Pani Puri? Well, you could flex your tongue muscles here. A great place in Rajajinagar, it is comprehended for its unique offering of Pani Puru. They serve Pani Puri with 8 different types of Pani and even Chocolate Pani Puri. Dark Chocolate, White Chocolate or Chocolate Pani Puri.

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Regular ones come with different types of Panis like Hing Pani, Jaljeera Pani, Nimbu Pani, Khatta Meeta Pani, Sweet Pani, Royal Raja Pani, Garlic Pani. 

They also offer you different chats apart from Pani Puru like Masala Puri, Aloo Puri, Samosa Masala, Aloo Dehi and many more. 

Address:  624, Dr Rajkumar Rd, 2nd Block, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560021

#7 Sagar hotel

This place is also called a delight for the vegetarians in the local as they offer finger-licking pure veg treats. The best thing about the Sagar is their masala. Its food has the perfect blend of spices and flavours, which thrills the taste buds. 

They are particularly known for their delicious appetizers. However, one should not forget to try their Vada Pav and Mushroom Masala which has a heavenly feeling. The ambience is great for a routine hangout with friends. 

Address:  1666A, Dr Rajkumar Rd, Mariappanapalya, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560021

#8 Hotel Nalapaka Rajajinagar 

If you have not heard of this place then you are not a Bengalurian. It is an outlet that has been winning the heart of customers with its astounding flavoursome food items. This place offers its customers with some of the most delightful treats like Open Dosa, Holige, Biryani, Kalu Palya and many more.

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The decor remains to be classy and has enough place to serve more than 50 customers. The one point that gives this hotel an edge over other food joints is its reasonable and pocket-friendly price.

Address: 28, 12th Main Rd, near Navarang Theatre, 1st Block, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010

#9 Jetlag Rajajinagar 

In between the hustle-bustle of Rajajinagar, Jetlag is just a place to dine out with your friend and family. With an extensive menu, it’s clearly worth a visit more than once. Classic Paneer Tikka, Tangdi Kebab and Mutton Seekh Kebab are some of their go-for tandoori items. 

If you have a sweet tooth then award yourself with a Walnut Brownie or ice cream of your choice. Visit here for lip-smacking food and alcohol, if not alcohol go for a Cold Coffee.

Address: No.3, Industrial Suburb, Dr Rajkumar Rd, opp. to Sherton Hotel, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010

#10 Jalpaan

This place is also known as a vegetarian’s paradise. Jalpaan is one of the best veg multi-cuisine restaurants in the city which serves a variety of food. 

If you visit here, don’t forget to try Risotto Palle, Amritsar Paneer, Jalpaan Platter which are just outstanding and lip-smacking. The restaurant has sufficient seating arrangements and is neatly maintained. 

Surprisingly, they also have a wide range of desserts and chaats to supervise your food cravings. 

Address: Third Floor, Unnathi Arcade, 5-6, Dr Rajkumar Rd, 1st Block, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010

#11 Brahmin’s Thatte Idli Rajajinagar 

Craving for the best and traditional South India breakfast? Head to Brahmin’s Thatte Idli which is located just next to Rajajinagar Metro Station. A small outlet that serves lip-smacking dishes such as Idli Vade, Puliyogre, Kesari Bath, Shavige, Avalakki Bath, Bisibele Bath, Pongal and many more. Only thing is that you may not have seats to sit and just have to stand and enjoy your meals.

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Address: 22,1st A Main Road, Near Metro Station, Mahalakshmi Layout, Rajajinagar

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20 Popular Temples and Spiritual Places in Bangalore

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Bangalore is most commonly known as India's IT capital. However, the city is also said to have more than 1,000 temples and places of worship. They've been constructed over the years by different ruling dynasties, dating as far back as the Cholas in the 10th century. While many have important histories, others are more modern. Here are top temples in Bangalore, as well as ashrams, mosques and churches to visit.

If you'd prefer to be guided, Travspire conducts an insightful and recommended half-day Bangalore Temple Tour .

ISKCON Temple

Bangalore's Sri Radha Krishna ISKCON temple is one of the largest ISKCON temples in the world, dedicated to Lord Krishna. The temple was completed in 1997 and sits atop a seven-acre hill, known as Hare Krishna Hill, at Rajaji Nagar in north Bangalore. It's been designed as a huge cultural complex to promote Vedic culture and spiritual learning. The unusual architecture fuses classic Dravidian and contemporary styles, with a traditional gopuram (tower) and glass panels. At night, the complex is evocatively illuminated. The temple is open for worship from 4:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for morning programs and from 4.15 p.m. to 8.15 p.m. for evening programs Ceremonies with chanting are held in the main hall every 15 minutes. Visitors can participate, and have discussions with teachers afterwards. 

Big Bull Temple and Ganesh Temple

The heritage neighborhood of Basavanagudi in southwest Bangalore is home to many old temples, one of which is the famous 16th century Bull Temple (Dodda Basavana Gudi). This Dravidian-style temple was built by Vijayanagar ruler Kempe Gowda, who established the city. It gets its name from its star attraction -- a massive monolithic Nandi (Lord Shiva's bull) that's carved out of granite rock. The temple is situated inside Bugle Rock Park and is commonly visited along with adjoining Dodda Ganeshana Gudi. This temple has a large monolithic idol of Lord Ganesh. The ancient rock formations in Bugle Rock Park are an extra attraction. Try and catch the annual Kadalekai Parishe groundnut festival that takes place during November or December, when farmers offer their first groundnuts to the sacred bull.

Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple (Gavipuram Cave Temple)

Kempe Gowda also restored the Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple (meaning the Cave of the Lord who Adorns the Ganga) in Gavipuram, not far from Basavanagudi. This Shiva temple is remarkable for being cut into rock and its special astronomical significance. About an hour before sunset on Makar Sankranti (January 14 or 15 each year), the sun's rays pass between the horns of Shiva's bull and bathe the temple's main idol in light. This popular spectacle is called Surya Majjana, or Sun Bath.

Someshwara Temple

Another of Bangalore's old Shiva temples, Someshwara Temple sits alongside Ulsoor Lake and is believed to have been founded during the Chola era. Notably, it's centuries older than the city it's located in! The temple was also extensively renovated by Kempe Gowda in the 16th century and its gopurams (towers) added then. Inside, the temple's 48 intricately carved pillars belong to the Vijayanagar era too. The carvings on the temple walls, some of which depict Shiva's marriage to Parvati, are a highlight. The temple is open from 6 a.m. to noon and 5.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily.

Nageshwara Temple Complex

Its worth heading out to Begur, next to Hosur Road on the southern outskirts of Bangalore, to see the Nageshwara temple complex. It dates back to the Ganga and Chola periods. Unlike Someshwara Temple, the architecture is distinctively Chola. However, what's of most interest is an important historic inscription from the late 9th century that references a Bengaluru (Bangalore) war. This hints of the existence of Bangalore way before the city was developed by Kempe Gowda in the 16th century.

Kadu Malleshwara Temple

Kadu Malleshwara Temple (also called Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple) was built in the 17th century by Venkoji, the younger brother of Maratha ruler Chhatrapati Shivaji, who ruled Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu. It was originally surrounded by thick jungle that later gave way to another of Bangalore's atmospheric old neighborhoods, Malleshwara in the city's northwest. Apart from the fact that the neighborhood got its name from the temple, the formidable lineup of stone snake gods ( nagas ) stationed on the temple premises is fascinating. They've been contributed by locals as offerings for the fulfillment of wishes or removal of curses. It was also important that any snakes, which may have been disturbed during the construction of the neighborhood, were placated to avoid harm to the residents. The snake is closely associated with Lord Shiva, who the temple is dedicated to (he wears one around his neck). The temple is open from 7 a.m. to noon and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. It's particularly festive around the time of Maha Shivaratri (in late February or early March) when a week-long celebration takes place. Music and dance performances are regularly hosted at the temple too. Opposite it is the mysterious Dakshina Mukha Nandi Teertha Kalyani Temple, which was unearthed during construction in 1997. A steady stream of water falls on its idol but the source remains unknown.

Kote Venkataramana Temple

This 17th century temple is dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara and adjoins Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace, near Bangalore's landmark K.R. Market (known for having one of the largest flower markets in Asia). It was the royal chapel of Mysore's Wodeyar rulers, who bought the city from its Mughal occupiers and lived in a palace next to the temple. Tipu Sultan, a subsequent Islamic ruler of Mysore, replaced the palace with one of his own design but retained the temple. It's fortunate that he did so, as the thick stone pillar in front of it is said to have prevented him from being hit during the Third Anglo-Mysore War in 1791.

Jamia Masjid

Jamia Masjid, the city's most visually impressive mosque, stands at the end of Silver Jubilee Park close to K.R. Market. It was built in 1940, so it's not very old. However, it has elegant, timeless architecture and is made with white marble from Rajasthan. The mosque is dedicated to Tipu Sultan and a special urs celebration is held every year on the anniversary of his death. Its substantially-sized prayer hall has space for 10,000 devotees. There are also several frescoes relating to Tipu Sultan inside the shrine.

Dharmaraya Swamy Temple

In the same area, 800+ year old Dharmaraya Swamy Temple is one of the few temples in India that's dedicated to the Pandavas brothers and their consort Draupadi from the Hindu epic The Mahabharata. It's also significant for its iconic Karaga Festival, held in late March or April. During the festival, a temple priest dresses up as a woman and carries a big floral cone karaga pot through the city streets in procession. The pot symbolizes Draupadi, who is believed to return every year and bestow blessings.

Banashankari Temple

Banashankari Temple, on Kanakapura Road in south Bangalore, is intriguing more for its beliefs than its architecture or history. The temple was constructed 1915 by an ardent devotee of Goddess Banashankari, deity of the forest and form of Goddess Parvati (Lord Shiva's wife) who came to earth to kill a troublesome demon. What makes it unusual is that the deity is worshiped during an inauspicious time of the day (Rahukala). What's more, devotees offer prayers by lighting oil lamps made from hollowed out lemons. This happens predominantly on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays. It's believed that the goddess helps overcome life's hardships and challenges.

Ragigudda Sri Prasanna Anjaneyaswamy Temple

On a nearby stone hill in Jayanagar, Ragigudda Temple is a landmark temple with panoramic city views. The temple was built in 1969 and is dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the monkey god, who's worshiped by devotees facing ordeals and needing help to sort out their lives. It gets its name from a gigantic pile of ragi grain that apparently turned into the hill of stone. Lords Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are said to have visited the spot and decided to reside there. They're depicted carved onto 32 foot tall monolithic blocks. The temple complex also has shrines of Ram, Sita and Lakshman. It's open from 8 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. during the week. On weekends it remains open until 12.30 p.m. in the afternoon and 9.00 p.m. at night. The Hanuman Jayanti festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm for 12 days, usually in April.

Shivoham Shiva Temple

The main attraction at Shivoham Shiva Temple, built in 1995, is its imposing 65 foot-tall statue of Lord Shiva. He sits in lotus position on a tiger skin against a recreated backdrop of his icy abode at Mount Kailash. The interior of the mountain is actually a walk-through exhibit that explains all about Lord Shiva. The temple's aim is to educate seekers and encourage devotees to engage in meaningful prayer. The priests discuss the significance of the prayers and pujas with people so they understand them, rather than just perform them. The temple is located next to Kempfort Mall on Old Airport Road. It's open 24 hours and is free to enter between 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. You'll need to purchase tickets for special entry and to participate in rituals though. Proceeds go to support the RVM Humanitarian Hospital and Home for the poor and destitute. However, some people feel that the temple is too commercialized with pervasive requests for donations. Believers' Day on Monday is the busiest time at the temple, with spiritual activities all day and live bhajans (devotional songs) at night from 10.45 p.m. to 11.45 p.m.

Shrungagiri Shanmukha

A high-tech temple with LED and laser lights? Yes! The six giant faces of Lord Shanmukha (son of Shiva and Parvati) and their embellished crystal dome are dazzlingly illuminated at night at this rather ostentatious temple complex. The temple is a branch of Sringeri Sharada Peetham, one of four Advaita Vedanta monasteries established by Adi Shankara at the end of the 8th century. Its head guru was inspired to build the temple on a barren hill in Bangalore's southwestern Rajarajeshwari Nagar. It was conceptualized by the neighborhood's developer, R. Arunachalam, and opened in 1995. There are actually three shrines in the complex. The others are dedicated to lords Shiva and Ganesh. Features include two enormous peacock statues at the entrance and R. Arunachalam's private collection of more than 1,000 Ganesh idols. The temple complex is open daily from 6.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. However, viewing of the deities isn't possible until after 10 a.m.

Hanuman Temple

Agara village, in south Bangalore, has a number of temples in the vicinity of the flyover. The most notable ones are the relatively recent Jagannath Temple , dedicated to Odisha's revered Lord Jagannath , and the Hanuman Temple next to it. The small Hanuman Temple is presided over by a towering 102 foot (31 meter) statue of Lord Hanuman, the tallest in the city. Although the temple is only open in the mornings and evenings, the statue can be seen at any time. 

Saint Mark's Cathedral

Bangalore's oldest church, Saint Mark's Cathedral is situated at the western end of MG Road near Cubbon Park. It was founded in 1808, construction was completed in 1812, and the Bishop of Calcutta consecrated the church in 1816. Its architecture was inspired by Saint Paul’s Cathedral in London and has dome, semi-circular chancel and roman arches. Successive renovation works added different architectural styles, woodwork, carvings and stained glass. 

Saint Mary's Basilica

Magnificent Gothic-style Saint Mary's Basilica started out as a small chapel made by the French in 1818. It was rebuilt in its present form in 1875 and consecrated in 1882. The church is located opposite Russell Market Square in Shivaji Nagar, to the north of Saint Mark's Cathedral. The annual Saint Mary's Feast is celebrated on September 8 every year, with the highlight being an evening chariot procession carrying a six-foot statue of Mother Mary through the streets. 

Infant Jesus Church

Infant Jesus Church, in congested Vivek Nagar, was founded in 1969 and commenced in nothing more than an old tent. The church rose to prominence after the Infant Jesus was believed to have performed a series of miracles. Since these miracles were occurring on Thursdays, the day was dedicated to the infant. Now, thousands of people of all faiths come to the church on Thursdays to light candles and pray for their own miracles to happen. The church's miracle power has even been made into a Tamil movie, Kulanthai Yesu  ( Baby Jesus ).

Art of Living International Center

The Art of Living International Center is the headquarters of the Art of Living Foundation, set up by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. The center is spread over 65 acres on the southwestern outskirts of Bangalore and is one of the top ashrams in India . It teaches a breathing technique known as Sudarshan Kriya, based on ancient Vedas, to assist people in living a stress-free life. Various residential programs and retreats are conducted. There's also an Ayurvedic wellness center and pharmacy, spa, shop, cafe, boutique and library.

Ramakrishna Math

The Bangalore branch of Ramakrishna Math, on Bull Temple Road, was set up in 1904. This monastic organization for men is a core part of the Ramakrishna Movement, founded by revered 19th century Indian spiritual leader Sri Ramakrishna (Swami Vivekananda was his chief disciple). Its teachings are based on the system of Vedanta, which combines both Hindu religion and philosophy. The Math's extensive, tranquil grounds are open to visitors and are an ideal place for relaxation. There are also some unique attractions -- holy relics of Sri Ramakrishna, a rock where Sri Sarada Devi (wife of Sri Ramakrishna) sat and meditated, and stone bench used by Swami Vivekananda. Other facilities include a library, book stall (closed Mondays), and an auditorium where discourses and lectures are held. The temple is open daily from 5 a.m. to noon and 4 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Prayers are held at 7 p.m.

Brindavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba Ashram

The second of Sri Sathya Sai Baba's ashrams, Brindavan was inaugurated in 1960 and served as his summer residence. It's located near Whitefield, about an hour east of the city center. The distinctive and controversial guru, who passed away in 2011, claimed to be an incarnation of Sai Baba of Shirdi . His teachings are focused around unconditional love and service. The ashram has a daily schedule of meditation, chanting, worship and singing.

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• ISKCON Temple

Visit this large and lavishly decorated temple complex dedicated to a Hindu god. Marvel at golden shrines, murals and hundreds of statues.

• Bangalore Palace

Stroll through crafted gardens and admire resplendent interiors in a stunning palace that seamlessly blends Indian and Tudor styles.

• Lalbagh Botanical Gardens

These exotic gardens are home to century-old trees, rare flowers from around the globe and Bengaluru's version of London's Crystal Palace glass house.

• Wonderla Amusement Park

Bring the kids to Wonderla Amusement Park and enjoy the excitement of this theme park in Ramanagara. Amble around the area's forest or visit its temples.

• Cubbon Park

Take a break from the city in this garden paradise, where natural landscaping and diverse plant displays complement its historic buildings.

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After visiting Baghmane Tech Park, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Bengaluru. While in this culturally rich area, find time to visit its shops.

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Yeshwanthpur

If you're passing through Yeshwanthpur, you may want to check out its restaurants. From there, jump on the metro at Goraguntepalya Station to see more of the area.

Bangalore City Center

You might enjoy the spas while in Bangalore City Center. UB City is a notable sight, and you can get around town at Mahatma Gandhi Road Station or Cubbon Park Station to see more of the city.

Ashok Nagar

While you're in Ashok Nagar, take in top sights like Brigade Road or Church Street, and hop on the metro to see more the city at Mahatma Gandhi Road Station or Trinity Station.

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Here is the list of 18 places to visit near bangalore in summer, 1. kudremukh, karnataka - close to the nature's face.

Known For : Kudremukh Trek Kudremukh National Park Hanuman Gundi Falls

A mountain range named – Horse’s Face, Kudremukh is 332 kms from Bangalore. As green as one’s imagination can run, the place is a literal heaven nestled in the Western Ghats. Kudremukh Peak, which is Karnataka’s third highest peak, is a paradise for trekkers while Kudremukh National Park, a wildlife enthusiast’s nirvana. Hanuman Gundi falls looks as beautiful as pearls plummeting from a hundred feet. Don’t forget to take home bags of fresh coffee powder, tea leaves and authentic spices from here!

Best Time: October to May

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2. Ooty, Tamil Nadu - Queen of the Nilgiris

Known For : Nilgiri Mountain Railway Ooty Lake Emerald Lake, Ooty

This queen of Nilgiris is a great place near Bangalore for summers offering green landscapes, cool air and misty clouds floating by lifelessly- it only gets better and better once you step in here. While Ooty Botanical Gardens are a treat to the eyes, standing right there on Doddabetta peak is an equally healing bliss. Do relish a hot cup of tea with any South Indian snack!

Distance from Bangalore: 265 km

Best Time: Throughout the year

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3. Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu - The Princess of Hill Stations

Known For : Green Valley View (Suicide Point) Kodaikanal Lake Bear Shola Falls

Located in the state of Tamil Nadu, Kodaikanal is one of the most famous honeymoon destinations in India. When you think of Kodaikanal, you think of a wonderful climate, cliffs covered in mist, cloud-capped mountains and beautiful lakes and valleys, and once you visit this hill station, you will find that every bit of what you have imagined it to be is true. Nestled amidst the rolling slopes of the Palani Hills in Tamil Nadu, Kodaikanal stands at an altitude of 7200 feet above sea level and has a cool, pleasant climate all year round. Kodaikanal means the gift of the forests.

Distance from Bangalore: 465 km

Best Time: September to May

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4. Yercaud, Tamil Nadu - The Land of Seven Forests.

Known For : Emerald Lake, Yercaud Pagoda Point Botanical Garden, Yercaud

“The land of seven forests” and also popularly known as the poor man’s Ooty, Yercaud is hill station nestled in the laps of Western Ghats with one of the most beautiful places near Bangalore for summers. Yercaud is a perfect place to trek with many natural wonders like Killiyur falls and Emerald lake to greet you. Visiting the lake without tasting the capsicum fries of the lakeside vendor is but a blunder!

Distance from Bangalore: 230 km

Best Time: October to June

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Known For : Abbey Falls Raja's Seat Mandalpatti

Present day, Kodagu district is still referred to as Coorg by the majority. Misty is perhaps the apt word that reduces this place in a mere five letter word. Lush green landscapes and coffee plantations seem to be the sole prerogative of Coorg. Iruppu falls is a great place near Bangalore for summers to completely lose yourself to the fresh air and water gushing down the rocks. Rameshwara Temple is located close to the falls. Honnamana, a lake known for it’s historical and spiritual significance is the largest one in Coorg. It is a total photography paradise as it is surrounded by coffee plantations, man-made caves and hills.

Distance from Bangalore: 264 km

Best Time: October to March

37 Coorg Attractions

6. Wayanad, Kerala - Nature's Abode

Known For : Banasura Sagar Dam Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary Chembra Peak

A place popular for wildlife and spice plantations, Wayanad has some amazing resorts and home stay facilities. It is bound to be nature’s epicenter provided the fact that it’s located in a forest reserve. Be well equipped with good cameras, hire an informative guide and set out on a safari in the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Edakkal caves is also a must visit. Who doesn’t love enchanting pre-historic caves? Then there’s Sulthan Bathery - which was once the military town of Tipu Sultan. Since then, it’s been serving Wayanad as quite an attraction.

Distance from Bangalore: 276 km

38 Wayanad Attractions

7. Chikmagalur, Karnataka - The Coffee Land of Karnataka

Known For : Baba Budangiri Mullayanagiri Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary

The coffee land of Karnataka, Chikmagalur is famous for its beautiful hills and views, along with its aromatic coffee. Chikmagalur means the town of the younger daughter, the name originating from the historical event in which the city was offered as dowry to the younger daughter of Rukmangada, the chief of Sakrepatna. Situated in the foothills of the Mullayanagiri ranges, it is a great place near Bangalore for summers for trekkers and those wishing to experience the peaceful ambience of the city. The other attractions that the town has to offer include Mullain Giri, the highest peak in Karnataka, Jamia Mosque, Kodandarama Temple, St Joseph’s Cathedrals well as the Siddheshwar temple, which is just nearby.

Distance from Bangalore: 244 km

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8. Coonoor, Tamil Nadu

Known For : Sim's Park Dolphin's Nose Ketti Valley

One of the most beautiful and serene hill stations you will come across in the country, Coonoor is the second largest hill station in the wonderful Nilgiri Hills of the Western Ghats. It is situated at an altitude of 1930 meters and just 19 km from Ooty. Coonoor is a delightful location to have a panoramic view of the Nilgiri Hills and the Catherine Falls. Coonoor is a dream come true for writers and poets due to its rich greenery, the manicured hills, the Colonial culture and amazing sceneries, which will leave you relaxed and inspired. While in Coonoor you can completely lose yourself to nature and its eternal beauty.

Distance from Bangalore: 284 km

17 Coonoor Attractions

9. Madikeri, Karnataka - A picturesque getaway down south

Known For : Abbey Falls Talacauvery Namdroling Monastery

Generally covered as a part of trips to Coorg , Madikeri is a hill town in Karnataka with vast coffee plantations, lush forests and misty hills, all culminating into a breathtaking view.

Best Time: February to September

18 Madikeri Attractions

10. Hogenakkal, Tamil Nadu - The one that will take your breath away

Known For : Hogenakkal Falls Mettur Dam Melagiri Hills

Hogenakkal is a waterfall located in Dharmapuri district of Tamil Nadu where the Kaveri river splits into multiple streams of waterfalls. Located at a distance of 180 km from Bangalore, Hogenakkal has water throughout the year. The carbonite rocks, the coracle (basket boat) rides, freshwater fish, oil massages by locals make it a perfect one day trip or a weekend getaway from Bangalore.

Distance from Bangalore: 127 km

9 Hogenakkal Attractions

11. Kabini, Karnataka - Home to the Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary

Known For : Jungle Safari, Kabini Boating in Kabini

Once a private hunting area for the British, this famous wildlife destination has a rich variety of flora and fauna making it a gorgeous tourist spot.

Distance from Bangalore: 164 km

5 Kabini Attractions

12. Bheemeshwari, Karnataka - A Getaway for Fishing

Known For : Cauvery Fishing Camp Doddamakali Nature Camp Boat Rides in Bheemeshwari

A lot like other hill stations, Bheemeshwari is also an amalgamation of vast expanses of beautiful terrains as well as flora and fauna in abundance. However, what sets it apart from the rest of the bandwagon is its prevalent fishing options. There are numerous fishing camps like Cauvery and Galibore which you can visit, when you’re done with the more famous Doddamakali Nature Camp. Taking a boat ride in the waters of Cauvery is a must!

Distance from Bangalore: 102 km

8 Bheemeshwari Attractions

13. BR Hills, Karnataka - Of picturesque and exotic flora and fauna

Known For : BRT Wildlife Sanctuary Biligiri Rangaswamy Temple Adventure Activities

The Biligiriranga hills, or the BR Hill as they are better known, are a bit of heaven between the Western and the Eastern Ghats, with a wonderful floral diversity and a vast variety of fauna as well.

Distance from Bangalore: 170 km

Best Time: April to October

5 BR Hills Attractions

14. Anthargange, Karnataka

Anthargange is situated in the Kolar district of Karnataka in the Shathashrunga range, about 70 km from Bangalore . The mountains at an altitude of 1712 meters from sea level with rocky boulders, small caves and dense plantations are one of the best getaways for trekking, rock climbing and cave exploration enthusiasts.

Distance from Bangalore: 67 km

2 Anthargange Attractions

15. Nagarhole, Karnataka - Of National Parks and Bird Sanctuaries

Apart from being one of the greenest places near Bangalore for summers that you’ll visit, Nagarhole is also one of the most recognized biodiversity hubs. It offers perfect landscapes to drop everything and set out on long treks. Nagarhole National Park is one of the best-known wildlife reserves in India and it is predominantly famous for housing tiger, Indian bison and Asian elephant. A visit to the misty small town of Kutta also adds to the already amazing experience.

Distance from Bangalore: 219 km

7 Nagarhole Attractions

16. Bellikkal, Tamil Nadu - The Hills of Good Times

Bellikkal is a place near Bangalore for summers where you don’t need to be in a rush to check out all the wishes from your to do list. It’s a small village perched in green hills where you can just chill and do nothing. Bellikkal lake, Bison valley and Kalhatti falls are a must visit. However, there’s nothing more enrapturing than its serenity.

Distance from Bangalore: 258 km

17. Mudumalai National Park, Tamil Nadu - An exotic side of India's Fauna

Known For : Madumalai National Park The Jungle Safari Theppakadu Elephant Camp

The town of Mudumalai rose to fame when it became the home of the oldest national park in southern India. Madumalai National Park is quite apt to view some exotic species like crested hawk-eagle, golden jackal and Asian elephant. When you’re not on a safari in the National park, you can visit Theppakadu Elephant Camp or simply relish the Tamil food!

Distance from Bangalore: 233 km

Best Time: December to June

3 Mudumalai Attractions

18. Halebidu, Karnataka - A Glorious Sparkling Ruin

Known For : Belur Hoysaleswara Temple Yagachi Dam

Halebid is a ruined town famous for it’s Hoysala architecture- being home to numerous temples, sculptures, shrines and stories that are never ready to leave the four walls of this place. When in Halebid, one must visit Hoysaleswara Temple, Belur, Kedareswara Temple, Shantaleswara Temple and Basadi hill. When not spending time with the ruins and their silence, one can surely indulge in some city shopping for terracotta items, statues and other souvenirs.

Distance from Bangalore: 210 km

9 Halebidu Attractions

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Mekedatu, Sholay Shooting HillTop, Ramanagara Silk Cocoon Market, Camping, Ramadevara Betta Hill, Janapada Loka, SRS Hills, Kanva Reservoir, Arkavati River, Ramanagara Ramadevara Betta Vulture Sanctuary and many more

Soothe your body with a perfect combination of peace and adventure with a wide range of places to visit in Ramanagara. While the bountiful Sholay hills are known for its adventure activities the SRS hills are a treasure for the rock climbers. Tourist Places in Ramanagara include Channapatna, Ramanagara Ramadevara Betta Vulture Sanctuary, Janapada Loka, Kanva Reservoir, and various other beautiful locales where you can spend quality time with your travel partners. Whether you are planning a vacation with your family or are looking for a perfect weekend getaway, these places will no chance to surprise you. Apart from this, you can also enjoy trekking in the night at Sholay hills or can laze down near the  Arkavati River gaping at the stars. So, leave behind the basic destinations and visit the “land of rock climbers - Ramanagara” 

Camping And Adventure Activities In Ramanagara

Add a tinge of thrill and adventure with one of the best places to visit in Ramanagara that is the camping site of Sholay hills. The campsite sprawls over 55 acres and offers a wide range of amenities to the visitors. Here one can enjoy Kayaking, Canoeing, Trekking, Rain Dance, Rappelling, Zip-lining, Ice Breaker, Tongue Twister, Communication Game, Ladder Climbing, Team Task, Scavenger Hunt, Carrying the ball, Rowing the boat, 10 Mints, Trust walk, and whatnot. Not only this but here you can also play a lot of sports like volleyball, cricket, and several others that will make your day more memorable along with the beautiful surroundings.  Location: Sholay Hills, Ramanagra, Karnataka. Timings: Open for 24 hours. Price: Starting from INR 1,350 per person

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Ramanagara ramadevara betta vulture sanctuary.

One of the must-visit tourist places in Ramanagara is the Ramanagara Ramadevara Betta Vulture Sanctuary where you can watch the white-backed, long-billed, and Egyptian vultures that are a rare species. The park was built back in 2012 and three out of nine species of vultures are found here. If you love watching birds then this place is a true delight for you as it holds a rare concept with unique vultures that are on the verge of extinction. The park is spread over 346 hectares and the vultures can be spotted in the entire region. Location: Shri Pattabhi Rama Temple Sri Rama Hill, Thibbe Gowdana Doddi, Ramanagara, Karnataka 562159 Timings: 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Price: Starting from INR 25 per person and an extra INR 20 parking fee.

Channapatna

Quaint town tucked away from the hum-drum of city life, Channapatna is known as the “town of toys”. This town is not only a trending hotspot in India but has gained importance in the world for manufacturing creative and unique wooden toys. Each one of them is elegantly carved out on wooden pieces and one can be seen on the roads creating these beautiful masterpieces. A few years back the art was about to die, but the Karnataka government helped the local artisans and revive the art. There are rumors that toys from the local artists have made their place in Obama’s White House for its intriguing style. Location: Ramanagara district, Karnataka Price: One day tour costs about INR 1,200 per person

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Ramadevara Betta Hill

One of the most sought after places to visit in Ramanagara is the Ramadevara Betta Hill that is located away from the concrete jungles of Bangalore. The hill is snuggled 3,000 feet above the ground and offers fantastic views of bountiful nature. Something that makes this spot popular is that the Bollywood blockbuster “Sholay” was shot here and the surroundings of the hills are just beyond one’s imagination. If you are planning for a soulful escape then this is the best choice for you. Location: Shri Pattabhi Rama Temple Sri Rama Hill, Thibbe Gowdana Doddi, Ramanagara, Karnataka 562159 Timings: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Price: None

Night Trek In Ramanagara

Are you a nightcrawler? Take your nightlife excitement to another level with the night trek of Ramanagara. This is the place where rock climbing started and is a trending weekend escape from Bangalore. With the night trek, you can watch the sun go down and the sky change its color to deep black embellished with twinkling stars. There are several locales where can go for a trek like that Ramgiri where the blockbuster Sholay was shot or the SRS hills that are known for its Rappelling and rock climbing activities. Location: Sholay Hills, Ramanagra, Karnataka Timings: 24 hours open Price: Starting from INR 1,200 per person

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With the literal meaning “goat’s leap” in Kannada, Mekedatu is one of the most serene places to visit in Ramanagara. This locale features the confluence of Arkavati and Kaveri that is a delight to the eyes. The river flows through the gorge and the display it extends is just beautiful. This bountiful location is settled at the border of Chamarajanagar and Ramanagara district. If you are looking for a getaway from the concrete walls of Bangalore, then this is the place for you where you can find your “Nirvana”. Location:  Ramanagara District Karnataka, India Timings: All time open Price: None

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Sholay Shooting Hill Top

Located 50 km away from Bangalore, the Sholay Shooting HillTop was once a sleepy village and after two and a half years of shooting it certainly gained a lot of importance. The hill was the hideout place for Gabbar and the rugged terrains made the region look like a perfect place for the robbers. At the time of the shooting, artists from different corners came here as the hill was a great spot for rock climbing. After in  late 70’s this hill-top became one of the best places to see in Location: Sugganahalli, Karnataka 562159 Timings: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Price: None

Ramanagara Silk Cocoon Market

Explore the uniqueness of Asia’s largest cocoon market Ramanagara Silk Cocoon Market which is located 40 km away from Bangalore. To your surprise, in this market, approximately 50,000 kg of the cocoon is sold every day and all of it is freshly cultivated by the farmers. This is one of the most revered tourist places in Ramanagara that sprawls over 2 acres. At this market, you can even shop the traditional silk artworks as it has a number of silk industries. Here you can shop the silks arts, take a tour to the silk industries, or lazily walk across the cocoon vendors. Location: SH17, Ijoor, Ramanagara, Karnataka 562159 Timings: 24 hours open Price: None

Escape to the beautiful Sri Revanna Siddeshwara Betta hills that is famed for its arduous rock climbing spots and Siddheshwar temple. On the entire hill, there are three temples namely Sri Revana Siddeshwara temple, Bheemeshwara and Renukamba temple that offer tranquil environs to the devotees. This elegant cave temple is snuggled on the notch of a monolithic stone hill and is surrounded by the trails of natural wonders. Whether you are looking for solace or wish to add a rock climbing experience to your trip, then this is the best pick. Location: SRS Hills, Ramanagra, Karnataka Timings: 24 hours open

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Arkavati River

Feast your eyes with the jaw-dropping views of the Arkavati river which is one of the most wonderful places to see in Ramanagara. The stellar river flows across Karnataka and originates from the Nandi hills that increase its grandeur even more. If you are looking for a soulful escape where you can watch the birds fly and soft cool breeze tickle over your face, then this is the perfect place for you. Another striking feature of this river is that it is the major source of water and is made up of three tributaries namely  Kumudavathi, Suvarnamukhi, and Vrishabhavathi Location: Near Nandi hills, Ramnagara Timings: 24 hours open Price: None

Janapada Loka

Take a look into the folk world at Janapada Loka, which is one of the most interesting places to visit in Ramanagara. Commonly it is known as the “Folk Culture World” this folk museum is located at the Bangalore Mysore highway and was built back in the late 19th century. The museum reflects 5,000 different folk artifacts and is divided into various segments. In each an every corner of the museum, there is a variant of Karnataka’s art and showcases the antique collection of about three decades. Location: Bangalore - Mysore Highway, State Highway 17, Ramanagar District, Doddamannugudde Forest, Karnataka 562159 Timings: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Price: Starting from INR 10 per person and an additional INR 100 for photos and videos.

Kanva Reservoir

Sprawling across 776 hectares the Kanva Dam is a man-made lake that attracts visitors from different corners. It is settled amidst the dense thickets and is a treasure for the bird watchers. Initially, it was established only as an irrigation process but later turned up as a great tourist spot. The reservoir is built across the Kanava river which is a tributary of the Kaveri river and is one of the most scenic spots of the region. Location: Channapatna, Ramanagara District, Karnataka Timings: 5:00 am to 7:00 pm Price: None

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