Explore 5 amazing Spots To Be Alone In Bengaluru
Not only does Bengaluru have Technology parks, and traffic jams, but it also has its own rendition of heaven that goes by the name of The Garden City. A place where one can retreat, recharge, enjoy the serenity, and free yourself from the bustling city. Podcasts, audiobooks, nature, or a complete detox. Whatever you are contemplating, let me guide you to your next destination in Bengaluru. Are you ready to dive in?
1. Cubbon Park
Walk into this 300-acre Cubbon Park, breathe deeply, and let the commotion of the city escape you. Cubbon Park has welcoming pathways entwined with trees, benches, and other wonders that allow people to go for morning strolls, meditate, or even take a bite out of their favorite book. Watching birds sing, dew glistening on grass during the morning is something that most people yearn for. Don’t forget to check the classic Attara Kacheri (High Court) along with the State Central Library, which is concealed within the boundaries of the park.
2. Lalbagh Botanical Garden
This garden was designed by Hyder Ali in the 18th century. It is a true beauty in this world. Twice a year, dazzling flower shows are carried out in the beautiful glass house which is designed as a replica to the London Crystal Palace. Or take a break next to the lake and observe kingfishers diving around.
3. National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA)
NGMA is situated in a grand colonial mansion that was built many ages ago, making this structure a wonder in itself. It is one of the best places for art lovers around the world as it features art galleries with all forms of Indian artistic work and modern day art. The minute quiet teacher through the hall and leafy courtyard makes it easy to lose track of time while soaking in creativity.
4. Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace
This amazing piece of history allows one to step into the world of Tipu Sultan. Visitors can marvel at his era through the intricate designs present in the 18th century teakwood building decorated with a stunning array of carvings and paintings. The majestic royal past overflows in many places around the palace, helping to relax in the lovely gardens or enjoying the fresh breeze in the gardens and other secluded holes inside the palace.
5. Sankey Tank
This lake is located in Malleswaram, and it’s quite peaceful. It is lovely to walk along the shaded walkway or sit on the benches and write in a journal while enjoying the cool breeze. Early mornings and late afternoons are pleasantly still, with only a few joggers passing by.
6. Ulsoor Lake
Despite being very close to town, Ulsoor Lake is really awesome. You can paddle a boat or just walk along the trees. The nearby Someshwara Temple and Ulsoor Gurudwara tend to beautify the entire area and make it even more appealing.
Final Thoughts
Even though Bengaluru is a highly populated city, quiet regions are always there, as long as you look for them. Cubson’s Park is great for journaling, NGMA for sketching and next to Ulsoor Lakes is perfect to sip on chai. All of these locations offer a great view and allow you to get in touch with yourself. So next time you feel stressed, take a break, because peace is just a café, museum, or park away.
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