Bangalore is a historical city which is also the capital city of the Karnataka state of India. The city inherits a lot of culture, traditions and ethnic values. The city boasts with some of the beautiful parks for which it is called as the garden city of India and other beautiful historical places. Some of them includes the Bangalore palace constructed by Tippu Sultan, Venkataramanaswamy temple which dates back to 300 yrs of age, the gavigangadhareshwara temple, the bull temple where-in the bull statue keeps growing everyday, lal bagh and our very own Visweshwaraiah Museum near the cubbon park(which is another beauty of its kind).
The Visweshwaraiah Industrial & Technological Museum, which is also the called as the government museum of Bangalore, is one of the legendary museum of its kind. The museum holds a wide variety of programs for a wide range of varying audience right from the age old to the small children, to the tourists, to the researchers and other people who are willing to learn the history of the city. The museum includes everything from the folk museum to the aquariums to the planetarium. Bangalore being a city of a great and royal historical significance, it exhibits the age old art and architecture providing the viewer the brief glimpse of the royal legacy of the city from the times immemorable. The city itself is an open museum where-in every corner of the city has many people different kinds of people, speaking different languages, following different traditions and different practices and still all living in peace with each other under the same sky. All these wonders to be seen only few places like bangalore. So, what are you waiting for? If you are planning a trip to India, make sure you don’t miss out on such a wonderful place.
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