Bangalore Tour

The formidable BANGALORE PALACE COMPLEX sprawls over a whopping 454 acres of space and is one of the main tourist attractions in the state’s capital.

It was built in 1878 and is a unique architectural blend of Karnatakan, Tudor and Scottish architecture.

Nowadays, aside from being a major tourist destination, the complex also hosts cultural events, rock shows, festivals and matrimonial events. Many legendary artists like Elton John, Metallica, the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Iron Maiden and Guns N Roses have performed in the palace grounds.

Our expert historian-guide takes you on an exclusive palace tour of this magnificent complex and gives you...

As the center of the former Kingdom of Mysore and a history going back to the 16th century to the Chieftain Kempe Gowda (a successor to the Vijayanagar Empire), Bangalore teems with heritage and mystique.

Later, taken over by the Mughals, the Adil Shahis Kingdoms and the Kingdom of Mysore of Tipu Sultan, the city has seen a chequered past of conquests, legends and tragedies.

Take an exclusive heritage walk of the city with our renowned historians and get an entire rundown of the history of the region.

Located on the Chord Road in Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, the ISKCON temple is one of the largest Krishna Temples in all of India. It is dedicated to the Lord Krishna and the goddess Radha.

Operated by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKON), the temple is one of the most notable landmarks of the city. Completed in 1997, the ISKCON Temple features a 56 feet high gold-plated flag post (Stambha) and a 28-feet gold-plated Shikhara (temple tower).

The temple also offers free food to visitors and those in need. When you are in town, saying a prayer at the temple or meditating (along with sampling of the holy food...

Built in 1689, the iconic Kote Venkataramana Temple is one of the finest examples of the Dravidian form of architecture.

This form of architecture goes back to the Vijayanagar Empire (the strongest and most renowned of all South Indian empires) that thrived in the 12th and 13th centuries AD.

This great temple is located near the old fort of the Mysore Kingdom. A visit to this exquisite temple is a must for all lovers of art and heritage.

THE VIDHANA SABHA (or the State Legislature of the state of Karnataka) is the biggest legislature building in all of India.

It was built in 1952-56 in an architectural style known as Neo-Dravidian (an amalgam of modern Karnatakan style with old-world Dravidian form of the Vijayanagar Empire).

Kacheri means “the court” in the Hindi and Kannada language of Karnataka. The ATTARA KACHERI is the seat of the High Court in Bangalore. It is located on the B.R. Ambedkar Road in the heart of the city, opposite the Vidhana Soudha.

Together, these two sights are not just centers of the state’s political and governance regimes, but also important tourist...

The Summer Palace of the former ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore, Tipu Sultan is one of the top attractions in Bangalore.

It is considered to be one of the finest exhibitions of the so-called Indo-Saracenic tradition of architecture in this part of India.

Now maintained by the Archeological Survey of India, the palace features towering pillars, curved arches and splendid balconies embellished with flora designs and intricate motifs.

With a history dating back 200 years to Hyder Ali (Commander-in-chief of Kingdom of Mysore), the Lalbagh Botanical Garden is one of most visited places in capital of Karnataka.

After the fall of the Kingdom, the Garden was taken over by British and developed as an urban green space cum events venue.

Today it hosts ceremonial events like the Independence Celebrations (15th August) and the Republic Day of India (26th January).

Sprawling over 240 acres, this botanical garden is home to over 1,000 species of plants and trees—some of which are over a hundred years old.

 We take you on a personalized photography tour of this magnificent urban oasis of scenic greenery and...

The Innovative Film City is a theme Park located in Bidadi in outskirts of city of Bangalore.

THE FILM CITY is a unique concept that boats a film studio, an aqua kingdom, a Jurassic-Park-themed park, a Fun-Plex, a Go-Karting Center, museums, food courts, amusement parks and lots of other family-friendly attractions.

Enjoy a fun-filling outing to the Film City on our bespoke tour to this exciting place.

Now officially known as the Sri Chamarajendra Park, the Cubbon Park is located in heart of the city of Bangalore and dates back to 1870.

 Designed by the British Chief Engineer of the city and named after then Commissioner of Mysuru, Lord Cubbon, this gorgeous urban garden sprawls over 300 acres of manicured lawns and green landscaping dotted with regional trees.

Witness this elegant urban spectacle of a place aboard a traditional royal horse-drawn cart on our exclusive Royal Carriage Tour of the city.

As one of the epicenters of the contemporary and modern spirit of India with its IT, educational and entrepreneurial hubs, the capital of Karnataka is also a place for high-end fashion and custom couture shopping.

 The landscape of main business districts is dotted with luxury global and Indian brands offering top-end couture experiences.

 Our in-house fashion expert takes you on an insider’s tour of the city fashion scene on a tailor-made custom couture shopping experience.

Karnataka is not a place to abstain from food. This state is a foodie’s delight.

Bangalore, its capital, offers entire range of authentic culinary experiences that the southern India region and the state are famous for.

Some notable mentions are Idli (soaked rice and white lentils mixture), Sambar (the South Indian version of Dal made out of pulses, spices and herbs), Dosa (savory pancakes), Butter Dosa/Masala Dossa, Puliyogare (Tamarind Flavored Rice) and many other dishes.

 Take our private culinary classes conducted by a famous Bangalore Chef to unlock secrets to Karnataka delights.

Also known as Kodagu, the hill station of Coorg in Western Ghats Mountains is one of Karnataka’s favorite summer getaways.

Perched at a height of 984 meters (3,228 ft) above sea level, Coorg is famous for its gorgeous all-year-round weather, serenity, coffee & tea plantation tours, cascading waterfalls and a laid-back offbeat ambiance.

We take you on an exclusive your of the region with a stay at exquisite Kurumba Village Resort.

Named after the forgotten tribe of Kurumba, this village-themed resort with its thatched-roof cottages, green sprawls, tribal architecture and streams is a wonderful place for a relaxing holiday.