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- The city is a blend of old-world charm and modernity. Bangalore has got a discernible youthful vibe and modernity alongside old-world charm, thus you will feel right at home.
- Darshini's are hotspots for breakfast. In Bangalore, the first meal of the day is often devoured at a darshini. These are small eateries with a pay-first-eat-later concept and specialize in authentic South Indian breakfast items like idli, dosa, vada, and more.
- The weather is unpredictable. In general, the weather is pleasant in Bangalore. But in a matter of hours, it can morph from beautiful sunshine to heavy rain showers.
- South Indian food isn't the only option. An unlimited dim sum and sushi selection from Monday to Saturday. Join us for our #LingeringLunch at Shiro! Unlimited...
4 days ago · 1. Ulsoor Lake. Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Abhiman Singh used under CC0. Ulsoor Lake is one of the biggest lakes in the country and a must-visit place in Bangalore, India. There are lots of islands on the lake and it is the ideal place to go boating. You can visit the islands via a boat cruise, booked from the boat club.
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23 hours ago · Today’s Bangalore News to read here online on Bangalore Mirror, an online newspaper to know latest news in Bangalore. Let’s see what’s new.
3 days ago · Discover the vibrant city of Bangalore and have a terrific time exploring all it has to offer. Click here for the best places to visit in Bangalore, India!
1 day ago · Looking for the nearest bike ride destinations from Bangalore? Here is the list of 30 Exciting weekend road trips from bangalore that you can explore.
3 days ago · Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of India, has plenty of things to do and see to get you through three days. It’s a paradise to jet-setters, with accommodations like themed hotels and boutique hotels. But those who spend an extended time here soon start to crave a change of scenery.
3 days ago · History. Bengaluru, India: Shiva statue. Statue of Shiva in Bengaluru (Bangalore), Karnataka state, India. The city’s nucleus was a settlement around a mud fort, built in 1537 by a local chief, Kempe Gowda. The fort was reconstructed of stone in 1761.
