Bangalore is one of the cool metropolitan cities of India. This is known as the Garden city as the whole city is filled with greeneries and colourful flowers all the time. Bangalore delights visitors with its charm and beauty. This is one of the most favourite honey moon spot for the newly wedded couples.

Vidhana Soudha: This magnificent building is built in neo-dravidian style using solid granite the state secretariat and the legislatures are housed in this five storey building.

Cubbon Park: This sprawling aesthetically laid out park is across the Vidhana soudha and covers an area of 300 acres. Conceived by Lord Cubbon in 1864, in is an oasis of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of the Cosmo polis. The red gothic structure of the citys High Court against the backdrop of the dream of the Cubbon Park is the riot of colours. Besides the building, the public library with its attractive rose garden, the Jawahar lal Bhavan with its bumper attractions for the children is also located in the park. The Bal Bhavan is closed on Mondays and 2^nd Tuesdays.

The Lalbagh: This famous botanical garden was laid out by Hyder Ali and developed by his son Tipu Sultan. One of the towers set up by Kempegowda can be seen on a hillock here. Huge old trees with their canopy of green foliage and rare species of plants vie for attention along with the flaming red of the Gulmaohar trees. The Glass House where flower shows are held twice a year is also impressive. Lal Bagh has an attractive floral clock also.

Bull Temple: Kempegowda the founder of the city is credited with the construction of this temple, which has a mammoth bull carved out of a single rock. It is an example of the Dravidian style of architecture.

Tipus Palace: Built in 1791 A.D., as a summer palace by Tipu Sultan, it has an attractive wooden interior.

Ulsoor Lake: The tranquil Ulsoor lake dotted with picturesque little islets is situated in the Cantonment area. It has facilities for boating. Open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Air: Bangalore is well connected to all major cities of the country by air though it does not have an international airport yet. There are daily flights to Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Kochi, Coimbatore, Chennai, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Thiruvananthapuram. The Indian Airlines office is in the Housing Board building on Kempegowda Road.