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Bangalore to Megamalai Holiday Trip
  

Bangalore Tourism

Bangalore Palace : Founded in 1887 by Chamaraja Wodeyar, Bangalore Palace is influenced by the Windsor Castle of England and is one of the best tourist places in Bangalore. With sophisticated wood carvings in the interior, the evocative palace contains reinforced arches, walls, Tudor-style architecture, and green lawns. It is where, at present, the royal family still remains. This architectural development in the Tudor style is nothing less than an epitome.

Tipu Sultan Fort : Tipu Sultan Fort, situated in the most crowded market town, ideally reflects the artistic talent that thrived in the past and is one of the most fascinating tourist places in Bangalore. The 'Rashk-e-Jannat' is the summer paradise of Tipu Sultan, Mysore's king. For the heroics of the battlefield, the monarch is largely praised. The palace is a typical example of architecture with a great appetite for art and culture, and features robust columns along with motifs.

Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens : In Bangalore, and perhaps all of India, this botanical garden is one of the most beautiful places to visit. The garden, built by Haider Ali, was later updated by Tipu Sultan. A glass house that was inspired by the London Crystal Palace is part of the garden. The garden has a wide range of 1800 species of plants, trees and herbs, beautifully spread over an enormous land of 240 acres.

Nandi Hills: The hills are situated 60kms away from the city, a great place to be one with nature. Nandi Hills, one of the most prominent points of view in Bangalore, is one of the famous places for couples to visit in Bangalore. It was later named after the famous Nandi Temple and was located at the top of the hill, with the rivers Arkavathi and Palar originating from the hill district. It is located at an altitude of 1478 above sea level and provides a nice climate.

Cubbon Park: Situated over a vast 300 acres of land, Richard Sankey designed the park. A special mention is warranted for this large green park along with well kept lawns. The park offers statues of famous celebrities and is one of the most popular places to visit with friends in Bangalore.

Interesting Spots in Bangalore

Modern Art National Gallery : The Modern Art National Gallery, a collection of 500 paintings and a must-visit for lovers of history. The gallery is a paradise for art lovers, housing the works of famous artists, including Rabindranath Tagore, Jamini Roy and others.

Ulsoor Lake: Situated in the heart of the district, the picturesque lake is spread over an area of 125 acres. Designed by Kempegowda II, the lake offers boating facilities provided by the State Tourism Development Corporation of Karnataka. Among the many places to see in Bangalore is a walking track situated around the lake.

Government Museum: Established in the year 1886, few of the rare collections are housed in the museum and represent many periods. The museum's 18 galleries contain antique jewellery, Neolithic discoveries from various cultures, and many others. Serving as one of Bangalore's most popular sites, the museum is a must-visit.

Vidhana Soudha: A prominent landmark in the Garden City, Vidhana Soudha is one of the best examples of Indo Saracenic and Dravidian architecture. Its foundation stone was laid in 1951 by Jawaharlala Nehru and was finally finished in 1956. Near to Cubbon Park, which offers tourists the opportunity to visit the two famous Bangalore sightseeing places at a go, is the largest legislative building in India.

The evergreen and lively local market is not only the pleasure of a tourist, but also a photographer's treat. The place offers a busy flower market that offers a range of spices, fresh produce and copper products, making it one of Bangalore's most popular markets. This market is the place to be if the beautiful colourful senses appeal to you. Visit the place early in the morning and witness the lively, crowd-bustling business scenario.

Things to do in Bangalore

Devanahalli Fort: The archaeological site was founded under the name Mallabairegowa by a scion of the famous Morasu Wokkalu family. The fort was initially in chaos since its inception days due to falling into the clutches of multiple rulers and is known for being one of the prominent places in Bangalore. This describes the fortification that has strong masonry along with massive bastions in great detail.

The folk world of Kannada, Janapada Loka, offers a folk environment and is one of many tourist places in Bangalore that mimics the customs and culture of the land. The institution beautifully features a synthesis of 5,000 folk artists from the state's diverse cultures. Subdivisions like Chitra Kuteera and Loka Mahal are provided by Janapada Loka.

Venkatappa Art Gallery: To commemorate the demise of Karnataka's famous craftsman, K. Venkatappa, the Art Gallery was established. A sprawling gallery packed with collections and watercolour works on show is displayed in the museum. The prestigious show offers an archaeological museum which is a home to many objects consisting of significant historical significance.

Adventure in mind? Take your family to Wonderla Bangalore, one of Bangalore's finest amusement parks and places to visit. This park is ideal for those who want to experience an adrenaline rush in a world-class water park that is safe and affordable at the same time, luring in a huge influx of young people and families all year round. This park's high-thrill dry rides are the star attraction here, but it's also popular for its various water rides and displays, and here you can enjoy about 60 of these rides!

Megamalai Tourist attractions 

When you are looking for a peaceful and quiet weekend from the hustle-bustle of city life, Megamalai is the best place to visit. The Megamalai Wildlife Sanctuary, Highway Dam, Megamalai Viewpoint, Manalar Dam, Suruli Falls, Iravangalar Dam, and Maharaja Mettu are among the top places to visit in Megamalai.

Dam of Manalar: Megamalai has an artificial dam. In 1978 CE, the Manalar Dam was built across the Suruli River, also known as the Manalar River. 13.5 million m3 of water is its capacity. During the rainy season, one can experience the magnificent flow of water that attracts many tourists every year. Besides, for pre-wedding photos, it is also an excellent venue.

A picturesque place situated in Megamalai, Tamilnadu. It is one of the finest and most beautiful places to visit in Megamalai. It is necessary to carry a large number of snacks, water, first aid kits, etc, since there are no shops.

Falls at Chinna Suruli: This is a picturesque waterfall in the village of Kombai Thozhu near Theni. Chinna means younger or smaller in the local language. It is not very safe to visit the falls after sunset because there are examples of frequent wild elephant sightings, spotted deer, gaur, and other wild animals.

Highway Dam: In Megamalai, there is an artificial dam.In the year 1978 CE, the Highway Dam was built. Its capacity is 2.4 million m3 of water.

Tea estates in Megamalai: Large tea estates, coffee plantations, and spice gardens are abundant in this region. Tea plantations that are maintained scientifically are abundant in this area.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Megamalai Sightseeing Day 2 - Megamalai Sightseeing