Nature photography locations in Bangalore

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Bannerghatta Biological Park In Bangalore

Spanning an area of 260.51 sq km., the Bannerghatta National Park boasts of a Lion and Tiger Safari, with enclosures that recreate their natural habitat. From here, you can watch the giant cats in close quarters. Besides, there is a snake park, a butterfly park, a zoo, and a nature camp for children. Adjacent to it is Bannerghatta Nature Camp, a property of Jungle Lodges & Resorts which has tented cottages, log-huts, and dormitory facilities. For more information, visit Jungle Lodges

Things to do at Bannerghatta National Park:

Lion Safari: 19 Lions are housed in a 5-hectare area inside the Bannerghatta National Park and can be spotted during Lion Safari from close quarters.

Tiger Safari: The park houses 33 tigers, including 7 white tigers. Tigers are maintained in three groups-while two groups rest in their respective enclosures, the third group is released in the reserve forest area for viewing by tourists.

Butterfly Park: Bannerghatta National Park has a dedicated butterfly park consisting of a butterfly garden which is a dedicated 7.5 acres, a butterfly conservatory, a museum, a research laboratory, and a curio shop. 48 species of butterflies have been spotted in the butterfly park.

Lalbagh Botanical Garden Bangalore

albagh is one of Bengaluru’s major attractions. A sprawling garden situated in a 240 acres piece of land in the heart of the city, Lalbagh houses India’s largest collection of tropical plants and sub-tropical plants, including trees that are several centuries old. Exhibits like the Snow White and the seven dwarfs, and a topiary park, an expansive lake, a beautiful glasshouse modelled around the Crystal Palace in London adorn the park giving it a surrealistic atmosphere. A watchtower perched on top of a 3000 million years old rocky outcrop (which is a National Geological Monument), built by Kempegowda, the founder of Bengaluru also adorns the picturesque garden.

Why visit Lalbagh:

Lalbagh Glass House: Lalbagh Glass House is a giant palace like glass and iron structure, inspired by Crystal Palace in London’s Hyde Park. Lalbagh glass house was built in 1989 and renovated in 2004 and remains the primary attraction for visitors of Lalbagh.

 

Lalbagh Lake: Lalbagh has a large lake in its southern part, complete with walking trails, a bridge and a mini waterfall.

Seasonal attractions at Lalbagh: Lalbagh hosts several events throughout the year- Lalbagh flower show during Republic Day (26 January) and Independence Day (15 August), Mango/Jackfruit festivals during summer, cultural shows at Band stand are some of the popular events held in Lalbagh.

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Cubbon Park In Bangalore

Cubbon Park is not only a popular park in Bangalore but also a historical place that was laid out in 1864. The name ‘Garden city’ with which Bangalore is often referred as was after the Cubbon Park. Its’ lush greenery and soothing atmosphere attracts everyone who is looking for a few relaxing moments away from pollution and traffic of the city. It creates a nature’s heaven amid the concrete buildings and roads of the city.

Cubbon Park in Bangalore is an ideal picnic spot where families or groups of friends can come and spend some quiet time amid its lush landscapes. This park also houses a few buildings, motor-able roads and well maintained paths for morning and evening walkers. Not only a place for morning walkers and picnickers, Cubbon Park is a perfect place for naturalists, who want to study varied kinds of flora as well.

Cubbon Park in Bangalore presents ample of recreational options for children. The most popular among them is the Toy Train- Putani Express. This toy train ride has been a part of Cubbon Park since many decades, and now has turned into nothing less than a tradition. It is undeniably one of the most exciting features of the Cubbon Park that all the kids try without fail.

The toy train named as Putani Express runs on biofuel. Painted in bright colours, it runs at an interval of around 10-20 minutes. Putani Express Ride offers children with an exciting option to have a ride of the park in a fun filled manner.

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