5 Star Deluxe Hotels in Bangalore

• Taj Residency
• Taj West End Hotel
• The Leela Palace Kempinski Hotel
• The Oberoi Hotel
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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
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Spa Resorts in Bangalore

• Angsana Spa Oasis
• Ayurgram Spa
• Bush Betta Wildlife Resorts
• Golden Palms Spa & Resort
• Holiday Village Spa
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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
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3 Star Hotels in Bangalore

• 12th Avenue Hotel
• 18 Woods Inn Hotel
• Hotel Bangalore Gate
• Casa Cottage Hotel
• Ginger Hotel
• Ramada Hotel
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Budget Hotels in Bangalore

• 5th Avenue Hotel
• Ashraya International Hotel
• Ballal Residency Hotel
• Maurya Hotel
• Hotel Royal Heritage
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Bangalore Airport Hotels

• The Leela Palace Kempinski
• Hotel Royal Orchid
• Taj Residency Hotel
• Hotel Ista
• The Park Hotel
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Vidhan Soudha

Being the most impressive building in Bangalore city, Vidhana Soudha attracts the tourists for its Dravidian architecture style of building. It houses the Legislative Chambers of the state government. Twenty two departments of state government are located inside it.

Vidhan Soudha was built in 1956 under the then chief minister of Karnataka, Mr. Kengal Hanumanthaiah as an honor to Indian temple architecture and it is mainly significant for its Dravidian architecture. Mainly granite was used to build this edifice by the engineer B.R. Manickam.

Architecture of the Vidhan Soudha

Vidhan Soudha is made out of pure of granite and porphyry; four domes on its four corners add beauty to it. The entrance of the building is embellished with Four-headed Lion, which is the national symbol of India. One has to take prior permission to enter this building. It wears a breathtakingly beautiful look on Sunday evenings and public holidays when it is flood lit.