5 Star Deluxe Hotels in Bangalore

• Taj Residency
• Taj West End Hotel
• The Leela Palace Kempinski Hotel
• The Oberoi Hotel
• Click for More Deluxe Hotels

5 Star Hotels in Bangalore

• Clarks Exotica Hotel
• GoldFinch Hotel
• Hotel Ista
• Le Meridien Hotel
• Hotel Royal Orchid
• The Lalit Ashok Hotel
• The Park Hotel
• Click for More 5 Star Hotels

Spa Resorts in Bangalore

• Angsana Spa Oasis
• Ayurgram Spa
• Bush Betta Wildlife Resorts
• Golden Palms Spa & Resort
• Holiday Village Spa
• Click for More Spa Resorts

4 Star Hotels in Bangalore

• Casa De Hotel
• Fortune Select JP Cosmos Hotel
• Gateway Hotel
• Jaya Mahal Palace Hotel
• Ramee Guestline Hotel
• The Solitaire Hotel
• Click for More 4 Star Hotels

3 Star Hotels in Bangalore

• 12th Avenue Hotel
• 18 Woods Inn Hotel
• Hotel Bangalore Gate
• Casa Cottage Hotel
• Ginger Hotel
• Ramada Hotel
• Click for More 3 Star Hotels

Budget Hotels in Bangalore

• 5th Avenue Hotel
• Ashraya International Hotel
• Ballal Residency Hotel
• Maurya Hotel
• Hotel Royal Heritage
• Click for More Budget Hotels

Bangalore Airport Hotels

• The Leela Palace Kempinski
• Hotel Royal Orchid
• Taj Residency Hotel
• Hotel Ista
• The Park Hotel
• Click for More Airport Hotels

Lalbagh Botanical Gardens

Lalbagh Botanical Gardens is one of the most visited gardens in Bangalore, the foundation of which was laid down by Hyder Ali, the Emperor of Mysore and later completed by his son Tipu Sultan. It is said that Tipu Sultan brought trees and plants from Persia, Afghanistan and France, to add beauty to Lalbagh Botanical Gardens of Bangalore. A tower erected by Kempe Gowda is surrounded by the gardens.

Located at a distance of 4 kilometers from MG Road, Lalbagh Botanical Gardens houses 1000 varieties of flora. The Glass House designed on the style of London's Crystal Palace located inside the garden is another added feature of the garden.

Lalbagh Botanical Gardens covers an area of 2400-acre and it is known for its largest collection of rare plants in India. This garden also houses also the first lawn clock of the country.

Lal Bagh Rock, an oldest rock formation is another attraction of the garden which is believed to be 3000 million years old. The garden is sparsely designed with lawns, flowerbeds, lotus pools and fountains. In the Independence and Republic days, flower extravaganzas are organized here.