About Bangalore

Bangalore

Silicon Valley of India

Bangalore, the Silicon Valley of Asia, is one of the four largest metropolitan cities of India and the third largest economy in India, accounting for 11 percent of India’s GDP. Bangalore outscores other cities in overall ambience, cost of living and quality of life. In recent years, along with Chennai and Hyderabad, Bangalore city has emerged as an important hub of software development in India. The IT Corridor, on Bangalore, is a fast developing urban express way that has attracted many global & Indian IT heavyweights. There is no dearth of entertainment in Bangalore, with numerous swanky malls and multiplexes, bowling alleys, nightclubs, pubs and other leisure hubs spread right across the city. Bangalore is a journey into timeless India, a kaleidoscope of moods rich in the treasures of history. Retaining much of its traditional charm, this 350-year-old city is the gateway to the south providing many a fascinating vignette of southern heritage.

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Best Time to Visit Bangalore

WEATHER IN BANGALORE

Today’s temperature in Bangalore is 23°c. Day’s maximum temperature would hover at 25°c, while minimum temperature is predicted to be 21°c. Bangalore, also known as the city of gardens is the capital of Karnataka. It is also known as the silicon valley of India for being the country’s leading information and technology exporter. Being an IT hub, several multinational companies have made the city their base. Indian Technological Organizations (ISRO), Infosys and WIPRO have their headquarters in the city. The city also boasts of rich historical past.<br/> The weather in Bangalore remains pleasant throughout the year.

Places to Visit

Tourist Attractions in Bangalore

Bangalore offers a lot to its tourists from its amusement parks, boating clubs, zoological parks, museums and art galleries, historic monuments including temples, churches, forts, palaces and several colonial buildings built during British rule.