Shravanthi Sarovar Portico, Bengaluru

Discovering Bengaluru

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  The Grand Bengaluru Palace

  Situated roughly 12 km from our JP Nagar property, the majestic Bengaluru Palace is an impressive historic estate originally belonging to Rev. J. Garrett, Central High School's inaugural principal. Subsequently acquired by British administrators, the residence was embellished with intricate wooden craftwork, ornate cornices, and botanical patterns. Today, it boasts 35 beautifully appointed chambers adorned with vibrant stained glass and reflective mirrors.

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  The Sacred Bull Temple

  Positioned atop a hill along Bull Temple Road, Dodda Basavana Gudi (Nandhi Temple) lies merely 5 km from our JP Nagar location. Local lore recounts how a sacred bull once shielded the region's peanut harvest. To honor this miracle, local agriculture workers gather annually at this famed sanctuary to present the initial harvest of their groundnut crops to the divine deity.

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  Lalbagh Botanical Garden

  Offering a tranquil sanctuary from urban commotion, Lalbagh Botanical Garden is a haven for nature enthusiasts. Resting in the heart of Bengaluru, this verdant oasis features lush greenery encircling a central lake, creating a peaceful retreat. Radiating vintage charm, the grounds showcase exotic flora originating from Persia, France, and Afghanistan. It also houses an exquisite conservatory glasshouse that hosts a celebrated national flower exhibit every Independence Day.