Situated at the juncture of Krishna Rajendra and Albert Victor Road, is the grand accommodation of the fearless leader of Mysore- Tipu Sultan. The palace is situated in the Bangalore Fort which is arranged in old Bangalore in the south-west Indian Territory of Karnataka. Among the few novel parts of the two-storeyed castle are its enormous wooden columns, commending sections and its overall pure and peaceful setting. After the passing of Tipu Sultan, the British utilized the landmark for its Secretariat until around 1868, preceding moving to Attara Kacheri. Among one of the most significant manifestations of the antiquated occasions, the castle brags of elaborate frescoes, wonderful curves, distending galleries and splendid themes.

The Bannerghatta National Park is a sanctuary for a huge variety of flora and fauna Based 22 km away from Bangalore. This public park was set up in the year 1971, spread over a huge area. The park itself has various foundations inside its limits, which incorporates the nation's first butterfly park also. Different attractions here are 10 Reserve Forests of Anekal Range of the Bangalore Forest Division, a zoo, an aquarium, Children's park, Snake Park, Crocodile Farm and Prehistoric Animals' Park. Also, you can get very close with the wondrous untamed life here by the methods for a wilderness safari, which is a famous movement to seek after here.

In the technology-driven, modern Silicon Valley of India, monuments of historical significance flaunting of a heavenly past are also bountiful. The historical heritage of the city is so glorious and famous that it ascends to unmistakable quality all alone. The Palace is an ideal portrayal of the luxuriousness and wonder with which India's strongest traditions dominated. Renowned for its rich design and entertainment exercises, the Palace is visited by a few guests consistently. The giant Palace gloats of monstrous yards, brilliant insides, royal grounds, mind blowing twisting flights of stairs, masterful pinnacles and a delectable nursery in a pleased presentation of opulent grandness. 

An oasis of green in the midst of a humming urban cape, Cubbon Park is a scenic tourist destination in the IT city of Bangalore. The park with a flourishing biological system with in excess of 6000 trees is even-handedly viewed as the 'lungs' of the city. Other than being home to huge numbers of energetic verdure and birdlife, Cubbon Park is likewise where you will locate a modest bunch of the city's most charming structures including the Attara Kacheri, Seshadri Iyer Memorial Hall, and the excellent State Archaeological Museum. There is an abundance of recorded and archaeological examples safeguarded in these structures, addressing significant defining moments from the nation's past.

This botanical garden, a joy for picture takers, additionally comprises of the popular glass house where a yearly blossom show is held each year and is likewise a home to an aquarium and a lake. A haven for all nature sweethearts, Lal Bagh covers a zone 240 sections of land in the core of the city and has almost 1,854 types of plants. It was commissioned in 1760 by Hyder Ali and finished by his child Tipu Sultan. The nursery highlights uncommon plants of French, Persian and Afghani beginning and has achieved the status of a Government Botanical Garden.