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"Best for Kids in Bengaluru" Realizado por : Cityseeker 14 Ubicaciones indicadas Government Museum "Recall the Glorious Past" The Government Museum is an initiative of the Karnataka State Government to preserve the archaeological excavations retrieved from the southern regions of India. The display here consists of interesting pottery pieces, curios, metal coins, musical instruments, and also stone idols of Gods and Goddesses. The premises are well-maintained and the gardens pruned to an impossible perfection. The red building with its majestic columns form a vital aspect to its structure and is an architectural feat from the late 19th Century. On giving prior notice, entry for school students is free. The Government Museum is situated on the Kasturba Road near Cubbon Park. Call ahead before visiting, as the museum is closed on government holidays, Mondays and second Saturdays. +91 80 2286 4483 Kasturba Road, Bangalore Cubbon Park "City's Major Green Lung" The city's green lung, Cubbon Park is a botanical wonder, replete with thousands of plants and trees of various species. The park is officially called Sri Chamarajendra Park. However, the name Cubbon Park is the often seen name on most of the signboards here. Within the premises lie the KSLTA, Venkatappa Art Gallery, Government Museum, Jawahar Bal by Samson Joseph Bhavan and other prominent buildings. The park is home to several statues, including those of Queen Victoria and Sheshadri Iyer. The park serves as a recreational area for joggers as well as those who simply want to enjoy a peaceful stroll in the evening. +91 9810115661 Cubbon Park Road, Bangalore Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum "Fascinating Science Museum" The Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum was an initiative undertaken by the Ministry of Culture, and was set up in 1960 as an independent entity supported by the National Council for Science Museums. The museum is named after Sir Visvesvaraya, the great by Amanjosan2008 engineer who has to his credit the KRS dam and Mysore University to name a few. The museum focuses mainly on science and has exhibits that trace the history of engines, biotechnological revolution, dinosaur exhibits, and science for children. It has shows like the fascinating Taramandal Show which is popular and has a separate entry fee. There is also a small store within the premises that sells scientific toys for children. The museum is a fun place to stop at with the family. +91 80 2286 6200 www.vismuseum.gov.in/ [email protected] Kasturba Road, Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore Government Aquarium "Enter the Piscean World" The diamond-shaped building of the Government Aquarium should be visited by those who are aroused by exotic aquatic life. These pretty and colorful shoal of fish are fun to look at when they keep darting across each other in their little wooden tanks. The aquarium has a small but interesting collection like the Black Ghost, Serpent Tetra, Gold Fish, Angel Fish, Flower Horn and the Blue Gourami. Ornamental and pet fishes too can be bought at the shop near the building. The aquarium is situated in Cubbon Park which is a very popular hangout join in Bengaluru, and it remains closed every Monday and on second Tuesdays of the month. +91 80 2286 7440 www.horticulture.kar.nic.in/cubbon. Kasturba Road, Cubbon Park, htm Bangalore Bible Society of India "Divine Connection" In existence from the mid 19th Century, the Bible Society of India's stone building was built many years ago and still stands witness to the evolving phases of Bengaluru city. It has even seen the time when the royal British entourage including the Queen herself visited this place. Bibles in different languages, especially India's southern languages were published by the Bible Society. In fact, the Bible was published for the first time in the Kannada language, just a few years after the society's establishment in Bengaluru. Different volumes of the Bible are available at the Karnataka Auxiliary, which is adjacent to the Bible Society's building on Mahatma Gandhi Road. The Bible Society of India has been involved in many welfare activates like creating special books in Braille and conducting welfare activities for AIDS-affected patients. The building is monumental and has an interesting history. This is a must visit when on M. G. Road. +91 80 4112 4714 www.bsind.org [email protected] 2 Mahatma Gandhi Road, Bangalore Jawaharlal Nehru Planeterium "Starry Starry Nights" The Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium was initially set up by the Municipal Corporation but later it passed under the directive of the Bangalore Association for Science Education (BASE) in 1992. The planetarium has 'sky theater shows' that are very popular with school kids and starry-eyed lovers, who watch the sky projected on the dome as seen by our naked eyes. Besides this, the exhibition halls in the planetarium have something on Albert Einstein, the galaxy, cartoons, and photographs on scientific phenomenon related to the planets. There is also a science park in the premises that have structures of the DNA and vehicles that go into space. The Association of Bangalore Amateur Astronomers meets for lectures and star watching sessions here, so this is a great place to catch up with like-minded people. For more information, one can either go to the kiosk in the campus to buy related material or just log onto the website for show related queries. +91 80 2220 3234 www.taralaya.org [email protected] Raj Bhavan Road, Bangalore by freestocks-photos Kids Kingdom "Wide-ranging Collection For Babies" Located in Malleshwaram, Kids Kingdom offers wide-ranging baby and mother-care products at excellent prices. Specialized products for both baby and the mother are available, with varying age limits. Find everything from diapers, cots, and strollers to baby apparel, prams and walkers, towels, nipple shields, breast pumps and feeding bottles. +91 80 2346 1514 54 Sampige Road, Sri Balaji Complex, Bangalore Fun World "Unlimited Enjoyment" Weekend approaching faster than usual or an unexpected day off with nothing to do? It is at such times when Fun World comes to mind. With several rides at hand, this park leaves you feeling like an energized amphibian with the luxury of choosing between land rides or water rides! The Giant Wheel, the Dragon Train, the Tora Tora or the Amazing Cyclone are just a few rides that the children just cannot get enough of. Not just thrilling, all of these rides are also clean and safe. After the 'Fun World' and the 'Water World,' one can indulge is some delicious fare and top it off with exciting games at the 'Star City'. Located on the Palace Grounds in Jayamahal, Fun World is opposite the T. V. Tower which is a landmark in its own rights. So grab your tickets and gear up for an adrenalin rush! +91 80 2343 0496 [email protected] J. C. Nagar, Palace Grounds, Bangalore Bugle Rock Park "Built around a Rock" Located in the urban precinct of Basavangudi, Bugle Rock Park is named after the colossal Bugle Rock that stands within the park. The rock, estimated to be at least 3000 million years old is a geological wonder and attraction in itself. History has it that a 16th Century ruler drawing strategic advantage from the elevated position of the rock built a by Public Domain CC0 watchtower on which a guard would periodically blow a bugle to signal normalcy and hence the name. Geological importance notwithstanding, the park is a breath of fresh air with densely populated trees and a wide variety of fauna residing here. There are three temples as well as the auditorium within the lush confines of this large park. It's no wonder that this is one of the most visited parks in the city. Bugle Rock Road, Bangalore The Leela Palace Bangalore "Captivating Beauty" Nestled in the midst of lush gardens that spread across 9 acres, The Leela Palace Bangalore features décor reflecting the grandeur of the bygone era and boasts of facilities such as an outdoor swimming pool, a spa and wellness centre and 4 dining options. Free private parking is provided. Rooms at Leela Palace Bangalore are elegantly designed and feature an LCD TV with DVD player, minibar and tea/coffee maker. 24-hour room service is available. The Leela Palace's spa offers wide selection of treatments and massages. The spa also features a fitness centre, sauna, steam room and hot tub. Guests can head to Citrus, an all day dining restaurant, to relish Asian, Mediterranean, European and Indian cuisine or to Jamvar, a fine dining restaurant, to enjoy Indian delicacies. Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai cuisines are offered at the Pan Asia speciality restaurant while French and Italian dishes can be relished at Le Cirque Signature. Wide array of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages can be enjoyed at Library Bar. The Leela Palace Bangalore is located 45 km away from the international and domestic airports. The city centre is just 5 km away. +91 80 2521 1234 www.theleela.com/en_us/ [email protected] 23 Old Airport Road, HAL hotels-in-bengaluru/the-lee 2nd Stage, Kodihalli, la-palace-hotel-bengaluru/ Bangalore Discover Kids "Informing & Entertaining Kids" Discover Children's library is a place where you can spend some quality time with your children. Ideal for kids up to the age of ten, the concept of the library is a juxtaposition of the idea of American Public libraries and Children experience centers. Along with your child, you can engage in various activities like child parties, books readings, puzzles competition, by Hermann or watch the fun yet educative CDs. +91 9880650266 www.discoverkids.in/ 27th 18th cross 9th Main, HSR Layout, Bangalore HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum "Flying High" The first museum in India dedicated to aircraft and aviation, the Heritage Centre & Aerospace Museum at HAL takes visitors on a delightful journey through the country's aviation history.
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    A Project by Discover better living! GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS Chunchgatta Main Road, Near Yelachenahalli Metro Station, J.P. Nagar 2BHK | 1085 - 1225 Sq. ft. 3BHK | 1270 - 1595 Sq. ft. 5 Elements Realty is a Bangalore based company that offers developed plots, custom built villas, bungalows and premium apartments. We are driven by the philosophy of the Five Elements that make up this universe and believe that it is the harmony of the Five Elements within us - Earth, Fire, Air, Water and Akash that bring Happiness and Peace. Wherever these Five Elements reside in harmony, there resides happiness and peace. Through this beautiful philosophy is reflected the cherished principles of 5 Elements Realty. A Project by GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS 2BHK 1085 - 1225 Sq. ft. 3BHK 1270 - 1595 Sq. ft. 28 Individual plans, 112 Apartments 73 3BHK Apartments and 39 2BHK Apartments Welcome to GR Greenline A Project by GR Greenline Convenience 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS Comfort Discover Better Living! Living in Bangalore is increasingly a challenge. Far away locations, traffic jams, unreliable electric and water supply – everything is adding to the daily stress and reducing our quality of everyday life. Location GR Greenline is a down-to-earth apartment complex built with you in mind, offering you value-for-money facilities that really matter and offering you a better everyday life. Peace of Mind Wellness Your Comfort - Our Concern You think of your home as your heaven. GR Greenline ensures that your home gives you enough comfort to make it feel like heaven. GR Greenline has well planned apartment layouts which give your privacy with no common walls between any two apartments.