• ISKCON Bangalore, Sri Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Temple - Upon entering the ISKCON Temple with the knowledgeable guide, visitors are immediately embraced by a sense of magnificence, where towering gopurams and golden domes shimmer in the sunlight. They stroll through expansive courtyards filled with the melodies of kirtans, the fragrance of incense, and the sight of devotees in rhythmic devotion, creating an atmosphere that is both lively and tranquil. Standing before the sanctum of Lord Krishna, a rare calmness envelops them, as if the city’s chaos has melted into a moment of divine presence.

• Bangalore Palace - Arriving at Bangalore Palace, the guide leads visitors around its ivy-covered walls, turreted towers, and arched windows, highlighting details that reflect the Wodeyar’s admiration for English-style grandeur. They pause to admire the impressive façade, with its battlements and balconies telling a tale of power and prestige borrowed from Europe yet rooted in Bangalore’s royal heritage. On this tour, the exploration of the monument’s exteriors reveals the palace’s true charm in its dignified presence and architectural allure.

Please note: Bangalore Palace is closed on Mondays. On those days, Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace will be explored instead.

• Vidhana Soudha and Attara Kacheri - Standing before the majestic Vidhana Soudha, visitors learn the story of how Karnataka came to host India’s largest state legislature building, its granite and marble façade blending various Indian architectural styles into a symbol of democracy. Guided through its impressive presence, they see not just a monument, but a living institution of governance, framed by statues honoring India’s leaders and ideals. Across the road, their eyes meet the striking Pompeian-red Attara Kacheri, a Greco-Roman legacy from 1868 that now serves as the High Court of Karnataka, its stately form standing in deliberate contrast to the modern seat of power.
• Lalbagh Botanical Garden - Wandering through the historic Lalbagh Botanical Garden, first established in 1760, visitors are surrounded by one of India’s richest collections of tropical and rare trees, each with a story rooted in centuries of horticultural legacy. The guide leads them past the elegant Glass House, inspired by London’s Crystal Palace and built in 1889, and toward Bangalore’s only national monument, where the garden’s history intertwines with the city’s own. With every step, they uncover how Bangalore evolved from a modest settlement into a thriving hub of trade, conflict, culture, and ultimately, the global IT capital it is today.
• MTR - Entering the century-old MTR, visitors step into more than just a restaurant—they enter a living chapter of Bangalore’s culinary heritage, where every corner resonates with history and tradition. Guided past the waiting crowd, they skip the lines to indulge in a curated feast of around 20 distinct South Indian vegetarian delicacies, each dish revealing a rich tapestry of flavors, textures, and aromas. With every bite, they discover why food here is not just nourishment, but an essential thread in the vibrant story of their Indian journey.

Please note: MTR is closed on Mondays. On those days, lunch will be arranged at an equally impressive restaurant.

• Bangalore Fort - Exploring the modest remains of this once-mighty fort, visitors step into the heart of Bangalore’s deepest history, where every stone whispers tales older than the city itself. They stand before massive teakwood doors studded with spikes, imagining how they once repelled charging war elephants, and trace the precise granite walls that invite comparisons to Machu Picchu. Guided through the site, they uncover the dramatic story of the Battle of Bangalore in 1791, a fierce midnight clash that forever altered the course of the city’s destiny.
• KR Market - Stepping into KR Market, visitors are instantly transported into the living heart of old Bangalore, where the spirit of Kempe Gowda’s 1537 town still resonates in every corner. Surrounded by vibrant stalls of flowers, fruits, vegetables, and everyday goods, they witness traders continuing traditions that have endured for centuries, each transaction a thread in the city’s timeless tapestry. Immersed in the sights, sounds, and scents of this bustling bazaar, they experience the perfect closing to their journey through Bangalore—a vivid finale that lingers long after the tour ends.

• Lunch
• GST (Goods and Services Tax)
• Bottled water
• All entry Fees
• Enjoy the tour with a dedicated expert guide, not brief local guides at each site
• Enjoy privileged access to the city’s top highlights and hidden corners — more than any other tour.
• Hotel pickup and drop-off from Central Bengaluru area
• Transport by air-conditioned car or minivan

• Visiting Tourist trap monuments and shops
• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Gratuities
• Personal Shopping

Embarking on this extensive Bangalore tour, the senses are invigorated by the city’s fusion of history and modernity. From the tranquil magnificence of the ISKCON Temple to the verdant splendor of Lalbagh Botanical Garden, the bustling energy of KR Market, the historic walls of Bangalore Fort, and the regal presence of Bangalore Palace, each site offers a unique experience. A delightful lunch at a century-old renowned eatery provides not only delicious flavors but also stories that link these landmarks to the city’s essence. By the tour’s conclusion, there is a profound appreciation for Bangalore’s evolution from a humble town to a vibrant global technology hub, with each stop unveiling a chapter of its extraordinary narrative.

• Adult pricing applies to all travelers.
• Dress code is smart casual
• Language English only
• A maximum of 8 people per booking
• Subject to favorable weather conditions. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date
• Wheelchair not accessible
• Minimum age is 2 years

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.