The sweet bustling of bees, the chirping of birds, flowers blooming and a lively earth marks the start of spring. This season is called the “Queen of Seasons” and with such a moderate temperature, who doesn’t like planning for a trip. Given the apt destinations, spring is a boon for travelers. Here are the three places in Bangalore that will surely make you pack your bags and head straight towards it:
1. Brindavan Gardens, Mysore
Brindavan Gardens is situated in the Mandya district of Karnataka adjoining the famous Krishnarajasagara dam which is built across the river Kaveri and a fruit orchard that is spread across 75 acres. This charming garden is laden with a musical fountain that holds tourists view, rich green lawns, seasonal flowers and shaded passageways. Engulf yourselves in this scenic beauty and take a ride in the pond within the garden and enjoy the musical fountains illuminating the dark skies giving out a mesmerizing effect. Located at a distance of 140km from the city, it is well connected by bus routes. If you are traveling from Chennai- Bangalore then book your tickets with National or Paulo travels to make your journey comfortable.
2. Coorg
Coorg is considered to be an exceptional place because the more you try to locate about its surrounding, the more it fascinates you. Placed at a distance of 260kms from Bangalore, it is one of the famous hill station destinations in India often referred to as the Scotland of India. With luxuriant woods, acres of beverage plantations and murky hills, this place ought to enthral you. From trekking to water rafting, Coorg is well-known as an adventurous spot for fear fighters. From here, you can also trek to Talakaveri or visit Abbey falls. To visit this magnificent place, book your tickets in Seabird Tourists from Chennai- Coorg or if you are planning to sight-see Bangalore first then book in National Travels and then take a bus from Bangalore to Coorg.
3. Mysore
Mysore stands as an epic and enchanting city in the state of Karnataka famed for its rich cultural heritage and monuments. Enclosed in an area of 128.40m2, Mysore has a lot more to show; to name some, Mysore Palace Keshava Temple, Chamundi Hills and Jaganmohan Palace. Besides these, never forget to soothe your tongue with the delicacies of this place as dishes like kosambri and chiroti will leave a lasting effect on your taste buds. You can very easily visit this place from Chennai via Seabird Tourists.
These are just few amongst the many places in India that is hidden amidst beautiful scenery and breath-taking adventurous sites. Plan your weekend to these places and turn your dreams to reality.
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