Bangalore in 1 day. Tradition and modern India. City lights.

Bangalore is one of the largest cities in India, its intellectual core. It can also be called the Silicon Valley of India.

It is here that every Indian boy dreams of coming, having previously studied for IT-snika.

This is a large metropolis that tears all patterns, as the impressions of it are so different, whether you visited several cities at once.

Bangalore welcomes guests with wide avenues, mirrored office or shopping centers, and noisy markets, shops and streets, surprises with cleanliness, abundance of greenery, parks, gardens, sidewalks.

The usual India is reminiscent of noise and traffic jams, especially during rush hours. But the main thing is to know the places and time to visit.

Those who have lived in India for a long time will tell you: “... what is there to see – this is a big noisy city?” It is true, but the city is incredibly beautiful, green and traditionally cultural.

1 day in Bangalore - what to see:

Be sure to see the huge Vidhana Sudha building, one of the largest legislative buildings in India. This unusually beautiful architectural structure is the official residence of the Governor of Karnataka.

Pray and look into the eyes of God Shiva. It is believed that those who dare to do this, as a reward will receive the fulfillment of any desires. The temple of Shiva (of which there are many, wherever you go in India) is one of the main attractions of Bangalore. Stone statue of the deity 15 meters. Shiva sits on the skin of a tiger, with all his scum explaining its sacred meaning. Here you can endlessly talk and listen to stories about Shiva and other gods.

Walk through the Cabbona Park, which is called the “lungs” of Bangalore. On its vast territory all year round - an abundance of flowering plants, a beautiful lotus pond and a magnificent collection of various tropical plants. In addition, there is the largest aquarium, art gallery, children's amusement park, sculptures and monuments.

• Take a selfie at the Royal Palace. This is a pompous building, not in the Indian style, but in the Tudor style. Tudor style, or Tudor Renaissance in England - historical and regional style of English art, which originated during the reign of the first kings of the Tudor dynasty. Its interior decoration combines various Eastern and European styles. Currently, the palace belongs to the descendants of the Maharajas of Mysore from the Vaudeyarov dynasty. It is open for tourists to visit.

Walk like on Arbat, on the street Church street. To see and be photographed against the background of art graffiti all over the street, to look at and acquire the creations of street artists, to watch performances of street artists and musicians, to sit in small cafes and taste the best shawarma in India. On Sunday, the street becomes pedestrian and noisy, but not from car horns, but from laughter, music, communication and movement.

And what a shopping trip in Bangalore - the song is simple!

You can visit markets, shops, small shops, as well as branded boutiques in Indra Nagar, shopping centers, of which there are several in this city. Do you need another 1 day at least?

Make your trip unique and joyful so that it will remain in your memory forever. 1st

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