Bangalore Tourism

Here are some of the best adventure sports in Bangalore:

1. Paragliding at Nandi Hills - Set out on an exciting paragliding adventure over Nandi Hills and enjoy a bird’s eye view of the amazing landscape below. Nandi Hills is about 57 km from Bangalore and you can enjoy this unforgettable flying experience with certified instructors. 

2. Rock Climbing at Ramanagara - Ramanagara is well known for its granite hills and it is a major attraction for rock climbing enthusiasts. It is about 52 km from Bangalore city and this is where the legendary movie Sholay was filmed

3. Microlight Flying in Jakkur - The thrill of flying a microlight aircraft is incredible and you can take part in this adventure at Jakkur Aerodrome. This place is about 15 km from central Bangalore and you can fly under the supervision of trained pilots. 

4. Ziplining at Jungle Trailz - Namma adventure park Jungle Trailz is located within the city limits and offers thrilling ziplining experiences. With all safety measures in place you can glide over tree canopies, amazing landscapes and enjoy a unique aerial perspective. 

5. Kayaking at Manchanabele Dam - Enjoy a peaceful kayaking adventure at Manchanabele Dam which is just 40 km from Bangalore. This is a fun water based adventure which beginners and groups can have fun with. 

1. Open Air Movie Night: Sunset Cinema Club in Bangalore presents to you a fun and unique open air movie experience under the stars. Enjoy cosy seating under fairy lights, popcorn and a specially curated selection of classic and contemporary films. 

2. Explore MG Road and Brigade Road: Exploring these iconic streets at night is a different experience altogether that is a must for any Bangalore visitor. These streets come alive after dark with dazzling lights, vibrant street shopping, lively cafes and bustling crowds. Shop at high-end stores, visit quirky boutiques and dine at late-night eateries. 

3. Clubbing in Bangalore: Clubbing in Bangalore is an electrifying experience especially in popular spots like Loft 38, Skyye, Pebble, Byg Brewski, and Toit. They have great music, vibrant crowds and signature cocktails to give you a taste of the amazing nightlife of Bangalore. 

4. Fun and Entertainment: Clubs and pubs are not the only choice you have to enjoy Bangalore’s nightlife. There are other forms of entertainment like stand-up comedy at That Comedy Club or Comedy Shots or catch an interesting play at Ranga Shankara or Jagriti Theatre. 

5. Late Night Cafe and Eateries: Bangalore has an amazing list of late-night cafes and eateries that is perfect for night owls. Trendy places like Dyu Art Café, Matteo Coffea and CTR stay open late, offering coffee, delicious selection of comfort food and a quiet ambience. Then there is Rasta Cafe that stays open 24/7 perfect for night owls to come out and enjoy a cup of coffee over fun board games. 

1. Ranga Shankara, J P Nagar: Ranga Shankara is a theatre-lover’s haven and this place hosts plays in multiple Indian languages. It is known for its affordability, meaningful plays and performances. The ambiance, minimalist stagecraft and passionate audience together make this theatre a true cultural gem. 

2. Indian Music Experience Museum, J P Nagar: This Museum is India’s first interactive music museum giving you the opportunity to explore Indian music through touchscreens, exhibits, instruments and sound installations. There are zones dedicated to different genres of music like classical, folk and film music. 

3. Nrityagram Dance Village: Famous Odissi dancer Protima Bedi started Nrityagram near Hesaraghatta which is a dedicated dance village. This stunning place is surrounded by nature and it is used as a center for classical dance training and performances. As visitors, you can watch rehearsals, interact with dancers and explore the grounds.

4. Jain Farms: Jain Farms is a splendid rural retreat located on the outskirts of Bangalore city. Guests can enjoy bullock cart rides, pottery classes, fire-eating shows and a lot more. There are eco-friendly cottages and fun open-air activities for you to experience rustic living.

5. Turahalli Forest: Turahalli is one of Bangalore’s last surviving forest patches and can be found about 20 km away from the city. It is a favourite among cyclists and rock climbers because it offers a wild, rocky escape with some truly stunning sunrise views. 

1. Explore Bangalore Palace: Take a tour of the Bangalore Palace which is Modeled after the Windsor Castle in England and reflects Tudor and Gothic architecture. Explore the beautiful and lavish interiors, royal artifacts, and the sprawling Palace grounds. 

2. Take a Heritage Walk in Basavanagudi: Basavanagudi is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Bangalore and it showcases the city as it was before the IT Boom. You can take a guided heritage walk here that lets you explore ancient temples like Bull Temple, traditional homes and eat at traditional eateries 

3. Go Microbrewery Hopping: Bangalore today is India’s craft beer capital and it is home to some famous microbreweries like Toit, Byg Brewski and Windmills Craftworks. Each one of these places offer unique craft beers, great food, a fun and lively atmosphere.  

4. Attend a Classical Music or Dance Performance: Experience the cultural richness of Bangalore’s heritage with amazing performances at venues like Chowdiah Memorial Hall and Seva Sadan. Witness Carnatic music concerts, Bharatanatyam performances and art festivals here. 

5. Sample Street Food at VV Puram Food Street: VV Puram Food Street is a haven for street food fans and it comes alive every evening with stalls serving fresh and crispy dosas, idlis, varieties of chaats, sweets and much more. The flavours, the wafting aromas and energetic atmosphere will give you a completely different experience of the city.

• Carry light woolens during winters.
• Use public transport as much as possible 
• Dress modestly and respect local culture. 
• The Vayu Vajra buses from the airport are available 24/7 
• Learn a few words or sentences in Kannada to engage better with locals

• Bangalore is India's Pub capital with the highest number of bars concentrated in areas such as Indiranagar and Koramangala.
• First city in Asia to get electricity in 1905 due to the Hydroelectricity plant in Shivanasamudra.
• Home to India's first Aerospace museum, HAL Museum.
• Once there were over 1,000 lakes in Bangalore and it still holds onto its Lake City Legacy with many of those lakes still intact.
• The city hosts numerous Art exhibitions, music shows, comedy shows and concerts. 
• Bangalore city is a treasure trove for bibliophiles with numerous unique libraries and book Cafes