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Bangalore the Name Bangalore Encompass So Many Sobriquets Like Garden City, Silicon Valley of India, Pub City and So On Bangalore The name Bangalore encompass so many sobriquets like Garden City, Silicon Valley of India, Pub City and so on. One of the prettiest cities in India, Bangalore is bestowed with the marvels of nature at its best. This sprawling city is indeed a garden city with a vast expansion of lovely gardens and parks. All around greenery and a salubrious climate makes Bangalore a favourite holiday spot of all age groups. Bangalore unfurls a lot of gorgeous places to the visitors that provide unparallel beauty and relaxation. The Silicon Valley of India, Bangalore portrays a multi linguistic society whose life is centered around the posh techno city offices. Bengaluru, as the city is officially called, is the final word in the IT field. As the city is bursting with the presence of several multinational companies, Bangalore plays a significant role in the future of India. Being home to various public sector undertakings, software companies, heavy industries, telecommunications, aerospace, heavy equipment, machine tools, and defense organizations, Bangalore has developed into one of India's foremost fiscal centers and is referred to by CNN as one of the "finest places to do business in the hyper world". Since Independence, Bangalore has shown an impressive growth in the educational sectors and now the city holds some of the prestigious institutions in the country. Today the city has gained the acclamation of being the second literate metros in India. With its gorgeous parks, boulevard, cinema complexes and historical testaments, Bangalore is indubitably sparkling with life and vigor. Though a contemporary, busy city and a vital business center, Bangalore remains one of India's appealing cities. One can enjoy the sizzles of tradition along with the scurry of swift urban life. Placed at an altitude of 920 meters and with a very pleasing ambiance, the city studded with well laid parks and gardens, tree flanked avenues, magnificent buildings and vigorous bazaars. This city would definitely arise the romantic feelings hidden beneath your soul. Must See/Do: Bangalore Palace, Vidhan Soudha, Cubbon Park, Tipu Sultan's Palace, Lal Bagh History Bangalore has got a legendary past that narrates the tale behind the beautiful name. It dates back to the early years of the 12th century. Whlie on a hunting trip, Veera Ballalla, the then king of the Deccan plateau, had lost his way in the deep forest. An old lady whom he had met in the deep woods benevolently treated him with baked beans. As a token of gratitude, the king constructed a town with the help of Kempe Gowda and named it as Benda Kalooru, the meaning of which is Baked beans. Some historians propose that the name originates from the Benga or "Ven-kai" tree and lots of other stories are popular among the people. The name Bengaluru has found a mention in the Ganga inscription of 9th century. The founder of modern Bangalore is Kempe Gowda-I, who had constructed a mud wall around the city in the year 1537. He called his new township as Gandu Bhoomi, which means the "Land of Heroes". After the decline of the Vijayanagara empire, Bangalore had been ruled over by so many dynasties. In 1759, Haider Ali ascended to the thrown of Mysore and Bangalore gained prominence under the rule of his son Tipu Sultan. It had been under the glorious rule of the illustrious Tipu, till his defeat in the year 1799, in the fourth Anglo Mysore war. Then like all other Indian cities of that time, The English took possession of Bangalore. In the same year they shifted the residency of Mysore State to Bangalore and later in 1831, Bangalore has been officially declared as the capital of the then Mysore State. It was continued to be the same till the rise of a new state by the name Karnataka. Bangalore experienced speedy development during the periods 1941-51 and 1971-81, by the influx of scores of immigrants from other parts of the state. Subsequent decades had shown a sustained development with the arrival of private companies and multi national companies. Towards the end of the 20th century, Bangalore has become the focal point of India’s IT revolution. Culture Cultural life in Bangalore is intertwined with the diversity of its populace. Almost all nook and corner of India have their representative in this Silicon Valley and so almost all festivals are being celebrated with equal vigor and enthusiasm. However, Bangalore has its own traditional festivals like Dussera, Deepavali, Ganesh Chaturthi and Ugadi. www.mustseeindia.com Dussera is the national festival of Karnataka, which symbolizes the triumph of truth. A conventional commemorative characteristic of the erstwhile Mysore Kingdom, this festival has got a great significance on the Kannadiga population in Bangalore. Other festivals like Sankranthi, Eid-ul-Fitr and Christmas are also celebrated with great fervor. Bangalore is the hub of the Kannada film industry where more than fifty films are releasing every year. Apart from the Sandalwood (the nickname of Kannada film field), this city houses numerous concerts and classical performances of veteran artists. Parallel cinema and theatre are very much alive in the cultural circle of the city. Since a large section of the city’s populace is the software professionals working for multinational companies, the city witnesses the influence of western culture. Most of these are in their mid twenties with pubs, discotheques and partying become a part of their life. This has pave way for a new culture and that is why the city is regarded as a fast developing metropolis. Travel within city The city of Bangalore provides a tourist with various means of transport from cab services to buses and auto rickshaws. Airport to City Center The best way to reach the city from the international airport is to opt for the Volvo bus services. These buses ply from the airport to all parts of the city. The buses cover all the major areas of the city and are an excellent choice. The fare would be around 150 INR. The bus drivers and conductors of these buses are extremely courteous and this makes for enjoyable travel. These buses are spacious and stowing away your luggage will be no problem at all. Taxi The other option to reach the city from the airport would be to take a cab. Cab agencies in Bangalore are a dime-a- dozen. The minimum fare is around 150 INR and there on it is around 15 INR per kilometer. Alternatively, you can have your hotel send a cab to pick you up. The popular cab services in Bangalore are Meru cabs Ph: 080-44224422, Easycabs Ph: 080-43434343. Bus The local bus services in and around Bangalore are excellent. There is excellent connectivity across all locations in the city. The fares range from 5 INR to 25 INR depending on the distance. The local bus service in Bangalore is known as BMTC. The BMTC has been on an image enhancing drive. As a result there are better bus services available in Bangalore. There are different types of buses from regular open door buses to air conditioned Volvo buses. The regular BMTC buses maybe crowded during peak hours, but the Volvo and Vajra buses provide comfortable travel at slightly higher rates. Auto Rickshaw The next alternative mode of transport in Bangalore is auto rickshaws. The minimum fare is Rs 17. There has been a recent revision of fares and the meters haven’t been changed. Therefore, it is likely that your rickshaw driver will quote a different rate from what is displayed on the meter. Ask for a conversion chart to avoid paying through your nose. The easiest way to avoid being “taken for a ride” by any rickshaw driver is to take a rickshaw from a pre-paid auto stand. The fares are regularized at these pre-paid centers and you end up paying the normal fare. If you are planning on travelling during the night, the only two options available at hand are auto rickshaws or pre-paid taxis. Auto rickshaws are available late at night for one-and-a-half time’s the original fare. You would do well to have foresight and book a pre-paid taxi before a night out. Food Since time immemorial, Bangalore has received populace from all parts of India, naturally the food habits of the people show the influence of all cuisines. Like every other states, Karnataka has its own special dishes and culinary. Desserts form an incredible part of traditional Kannada feast. Some of the trendy saccharine dishes of Karnataka are Mysore Pak, Dharwad Peda, Chiroti, Obbattu Gokak, Kardantu and Shavige Payasa. Bangalore provides you with an array of standard hotels and restaurants where you would get South Indian, North Indian, Chinese, Thai, Japanese or the Continental varieties. A perfect location for food lovers, Bangalore provides a www.mustseeindia.com Indian, Chinese, Thai, Japanese or the Continental varieties. A perfect location for food lovers, Bangalore provides a galore of alternatives to the visitors. From the posh star hotels to the roadside restaurants, travelers are offered with good tasty foods. From the crispy dosas along with fizzy sambhar in the food jaunts to the comfort of the air- conditioned luxurious hotels, the city offers something for each visitor. If you prefer some exquisite Bangalore dishes, then Rice Bowl in Bangalore would be the apt choice. Don’t hesitate to sip the hot tea served in the earthen pots and the aromatic coffee in the stainless steel glasses since they are simply superb. Make the trip as jovial as possible by tasting all the delicacies of Bangalore both traditional and the exotic.
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