6 things to do when you visit Bangalore the next time.

 6 things to do when you visit Bangalore the next time. 

Bangalore, often known as India's Silicon Valley, is not only a startup hotspot, but it also features a variety of attractions ranging from never-ending breweries to the coolest shopping markets. Bangalore has it all. Here are six things to do when you visit Bangalore the next time.

1) Visit your nearest brewery
 Bangalore is home to numerous breweries. These places serve a diverse selection of beers. Bangalore has just about every flavor you can imagine. If you're a Harry Potter fan, you can even try some butterbeer! As the saying goes dance your night away in the cozy ambience where you get transported a different world altogether.

2)Shop at the commercial street 
Commercial Street in Bangalore is a shopper's paradise, with everything from footwear to hair accessories. Be it from high-end brands to local shops, the commercial street provides shoppers for all budget ranges. Be it Western wear or Indian traditional outfits differing from bridesmaid outfits to bridal trousseau commercial has it all at prices seen never before. 

3)Experience the magic of Church Street 
Are you a fan of thrift shopping or selling your own goods? Church Street has everything you need, from trendy dining options to tattoo studios to mouthwatering street cuisine. Church Street is anyone's one-stop option. Also, don't miss out on the entertainment store and blossoms for all the book enthusiasts. Don't be surprised bumping into your favorite vloggers and if you are lucky you might even get a chance to be in one of their vlogs. 

4)Morning walks at Cubbon Park 
 Wanna get away from the hustle and bustle of the city?
Cubbon Park, recognized for its spectacular natural cover, is your ideal solution. There's also a dog park, so you can bring your furry friend along.  On Sundays, you can find readers, birdwatchers, skaters, and clubs everywhere. That area should absolutely be on your travel itinerary in summer as you can experience the cherry blossoms.

5)Visit prominent attractions. 
Visit some of Bangalore's numerous attractions. The city has something for everyone, from historical sites like the Bangalore Palace and Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace to museums such as the National Museum and the Indian Institute of Science. Photographers beware Bangalore also has photography museums to offer.

6)Visit the popular food establishments. 
Try some of the amazing food Bangalore has to offer varying from various cuisines starting from Korean to Chinese and in the heart of Bangalore stays the masala dosa which has to be a must try on your list. With so many options to choose from, you're sure to find something to suit your taste and budget.


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