Top Bangalore Half-day Tours - page 3

An authentic tour of the heart of Bengaluru, experienced with a guide who is a true-blue Bengalurean. Soak in the fragrances and aromas of the flowers and spice markets, visit the fort, the summer palace, and an 800 years old unique temple. Learn about the great Indian epic, The Mahabharata in this tour. The maze of streets, the sights, the sounds, the smells and the people in this historically vibrant area of Bengaluru, with their hustle and bustle, leave one with an indelible impression. All entrance fees are arranged for by the guide to ensure a hassle-free, seamless experience for the traveler.

Joining locals over street food is a great way to get to know a city. This 3-hour private evening food tour puts it on a plate for you, with a guided walk along Bengaluru’s famous Food Street, known as Thindi Beedi. Sample local street favorites like 'dosas' (rice pancakes), 'holige' (sweet flatbreads) and more, enjoying tastings equivalent to a delicious, filling dinner. Upgrade to include hotel pickup and drop-off.

The KR Market Heritage Trail provides an immersive exploration of one of Bangalore's oldest neighbourhoods. This guided walk takes you through the vibrant KR Market, showcasing its historical significance and the daily lives of the locals. Discover the bustling market lanes, visit Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace, and enjoy a traditional South Indian breakfast at a historic eatery. Perfect for history enthusiasts and curious travellers, this 3-hour tour offers a unique perspective on Bangalore's past and present, with regular stops for insightful stories and interactions. - Duration: 3 hours - Includes entry to Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace and breakfast - Easy-paced walk with historical context and local stories

On this half-day tour, experience the grandeur of regal Bangalore. Visit magnificent palaces and forts and learn about their history from your private guide. From the ramparts of Bangalore Fort to the elegant eloquence of the wooden palace of Tipu Sultan, a treasure trove of discoveries awaits you. Highlights ● Bangalore Fort ● Palace of Tipu Sultan ● Tudor-style Bangalore Palace ● Historical commentary from your guide

This trail begins with delicious breakfast in Bangalore and continue to ancient Tamarind grove where we can see the 'living relics'. This is site is Karnataka biodiversity heritage site. Nandi hills is a Popular hill close to Bangalore. On the Foothills lies the ancient Dravidian architect temple. The trail concludes with a beautiful sunset from top of Nandi hills

The urgency of the streets and the buzz of constantly flowing traffic hides from view the beautiful old Bangalore Cantonment’s areas – the ‘Towns’ of Bangalore. Bengaluru's 'Bangalore' has many towns - Richmond Town, Benson Town, Cox Town, Fraser Town etc.- with an English past. Admire the architecture of the ancient cathedrals, the 'monkey tops' and the trellises of ol world bungalows, the cuisines, the stories &. the people. The Towns of Bangalore, beyond the English, were a mix of diverse cultures and communities, bound by businesses and trade. Largely residential, these have today unified into the modern Bengaluru and have been ‘Indianised’ in some areas & roads. The pretty yesteryear laidback lifestyle and cottages have given way to a busier lifestyle, matched by traffic and little apartment blocks. However, there’s still many places that seem to have rooted to an era. Walk with us down this memory lane & understand the bygone English character of this part of the city.

Bengaluru, AKA Bangalore, has some of the best nightlife in India, and with this pub crawl experience you'll get to drink your way through some of the finest watering holes. You'll visit the first American craft brewery in India, a good place to eat or play darts before heading to the Church Street Social, a popular local hangout. You'll then go to two more bars, including the city's first craft brewery!

Karkala and Moodabidri, are two sleepy towns situated around an hour’s drive from Mangalore in the South Indian state of Karnataka. Between the 14th and 16th centuries, this area became a great center of learning and pilgrimage for members of the Jain faith. In Karkala the giant statue of Lord Bahubali attracts Jain pilgrims from far and wide. In Moodabidri visit the famous 1000-pillared Jain Temple dedicated to Chandranatha. This is the largest Jain temple in coastal Karnataka with richly carved pillars and no two pillars in this temple are alike. End your trip with a visit to the local bazaar and a spice plantation in Moodabidri. Highlights • 40 feet tall statue of Lord Bahubali, Karkala • 1000-pillared Jain Temple, Moodabidri • 50 feet high, free-standing monolithic pillar • Spice plantation

Best of Bangalore sightseeing, Forts, Palaces, history, bird watching, photography, shopping experience, typical Southern India food ------------------------------------------------------ You will be picked up for sure from your hotel at city center ------------------------------------------------------- We cover 1. Pick up from city center hotel 2. Tipu Sultan Fort and Palace - 2 hours 3. Drive through Cubbon Park - 15 min 4. Stop at Vidhan Soudha (entry isn't allowed) - 10 min 5. The famous Red Buildings of Karnataka for Judiciary – 10 min 6. Pass through Cricket Stadium 7. Bangalore Palace - 1.5 hours 8. Lunch and water or juice served – 40 Minutes 9. Commercial Street shopping experience - 1 hour 10. Drop back at city center (We can be arrange your drop to hotel if you need- just let us know)