Top 10 Iconic places in Bangalore | Places to visit in Bangalore| Bangalore Tourist Places|Bengaluru

Lalbagh Botanical Garden is the largest and most beautiful garden in Bengaluru, spanning over 240 acres and known for its flower show which happens twice a year.

Cubbon Park is a lively park in Bengaluru, popular for jogging, picnics, and events, and surrounded by attractions like the central library and aquarium.

Vidhana Soudha is the largest legislative building in India and a popular attraction in Bengaluru, though visitors can only view it from the outside due to security reasons.

The Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum is an interactive museum with exhibits on science and technology, including engine hall, fun science, and space technology and is best suited for kids.

Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium is a dome-shaped sky theatre where shows about earth and space are conducted in Kannada and English, along with a science park for kids.

Bannerghatta Biological Park is known for its Jungle Safari, butterfly park, and zoo; the Jungle Safari provides close encounters with lions, tigers, bears, and elephants.

Bangalore Palace is a beautiful palace with a Darbar hall, library, paintings, and photo gallery, known for its expensive entrance fee.

Bangalore Fort, originally a mud fort built by Kempegowda and later converted to a stone fort by Tippu Sultan, with free entry.

Tippu Sultan Summer Palace is a simple two-story building constructed out of black teak wood where Tippu Sultan used to conduct darbar.

Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat is focused on art and culture where visitors can visit the museum, buy paintings, enroll for classes, and shop for handicrafts at the flea market.

Sri Big Bull Temple in Basavanagudi is remarkable for its huge Ganesha idol decorated in butter and a 15-foot tall bull statue carved in a single stone, where the annual groundnut fair known as Kadalekai Parishe is held.