Soak yourself in the milder atmosphere of Bangalore

The well-maintained and well-known IT city is an ideal place for a family tour as well. With plenty of places to visit and history to explore, Bangalore has something for everyone. Here is a brief orientation of the city.

Bangalore, a very famous city of India, is a great place to take a tour. With the very attractive 19th century Bangalore Palace, this IT city is named as Silicon Valley of India. Occupying a great position in the Indian Tourism Map, Bangalore is visited by travellers for different purposes. However, every year Bangalore observes a large number of general crowd as well. The salubrious climate of the city is an added advantage. You will fall in love with the pleasant climate of Bangalore. The city is quite a crowded one. With people from different region trying to be a part of this metropolitan city, Bangalore is still growing well.

As soon as you step to the Garden City of India, the full of life attitude of the city will surely impress you. Plenty of hotels, bars and restaurants to offer you a fun-filled life. Bangalore offers an interesting mix of infrastructures and landscapes. The city is situated at the end of the Deccan Plateau and the reason behind its pleasant climate all year round is its altitude. Situated at an altitude of 1000 m provides the city a milder climate than many other cities of India. If you have already visited Bangalore in past decades, now, you will feel the city is no longer sleepy. The city has adopted a different look, but it still beholds its rich culture and traditions.

Being an important city, it is well-connected with other parts of the country. It is a relatively modern city and a growing number of international flights, make the city well accessible. The airport is located 40 km away from the city centre. A taxi or cab takes around 45 minutes to reach the main city. You can check from Air India Airlines, Go Air Airlines and Indigo Airlines for more information on flights from your city. Two railway stations serve the city. Bengaluru City Railway Station and Yeswantpur Junction and they are connected with regular trains from Kolkata, Delhi, Pune, Mumbai and other parts of the country. Nammo Metro is now one of the most used transports within the city.

The old town is on the south-western side of Bangalore and the modern city centre is along the MG Road. The International Technology Park is to the east and Bangalore airport is in the north near Devanhalli. The old Bangalore is the hub of part structures. Tipu Sultan's Palace, City Walls, Hindu Temples, Lal Bagh are some of the attractions in this part. Cubbon Park, Government Museum, Vidhan Soudha and the very renowned Bangalore Palace is located in the central Bangalore. The North of Bangalore offers a great landscape, it comprises of Devanhalli, Nandi Hills and Bhoganandishwar Temple. The city and its countryside is truly charming and it is wrapped with different historical stories.

MG Road is quite a posh area and it is a home to many luxury hotels in Bangalore. If your are in a mood to pamper and indulge yourself, then you should check out this place. Bangalore can be visited any time of the year. So, you need to just plan your itinerary and fly to this silicon valley.