Bangalore – the city which is locally called as Bengaluru has marked its position as a distinguishable IT centre in the whole of India. It’s no wonder India’s that Bangalore has been presented as the Silicon Valley of India. After all, it’s like a miracle. Bangalore has a population of nine-eight million and stands as a vital city being the one with the largest population of culture, business, and education in South India. The Information Technology industry plays a fundamental role in the economy of the city, and therefore, it’s no surprise the place possesses good weather, vibrancy in its cultural events, a high number of foreign arrivals, and working professionals that visit it annually. Tourist attractions to mention are Vidhana Soudha and both the Bangalore Palace and also Lalbagh Botanical Garden which has undergone expansion to be able to bear the increasing number of the city’s inhabitants. To sum up, Bangalore is a dynamic environment and leads to a good quality of life in Bangalore which makes it an ideal place to live and for tourists to charter. Still, Bangalore has been categorized as the city, which was located in the periphery (the exteriors) on the edge of the British empire, but has been transformed into the high tech city. The colonial essence of the city is seen in the Bangalore Fort as well as the St. Mark’s Cathedral. In our epoch, Bangalore symbolizes the Indian IT revolution by the headquarters of IT nongovernmental and multinational corporations. The city has a unique culture that is represented in terms of temples, fortresses, and talent and creative center.

The city one may not easily think of as a rapidly developing urban area is Bangalore which is, to this day, known as the ‘Garden City of India’ – still stylish city of gardens and pretty parks. The city is wholly suited to outdoor activities and has a number of leisure areas such as Cubbon Park and Lalbagh Botanical Garden. It can surprise one the peace that these little places of heaven offer to people as well as the possibility of cultural events and flower exhibitions. Furthermore, the city is near to Nandi Hills and Bannerghatta National Park which offer quick weekend trips away, to natural places. While Bangalore continues to grow as a modern city, it is still slopping the care taken to ensure that green is preserved as well as its supporting the environment-friendly habits in the community.

Every year, it is the fantastic weather in Bengaluru that attracts many people yet it, in turn, takes a lot of time for the newbies to adapt. The frequent appearance of rain is seen in summer and winter along the beautiful mountainous city making it one of the top hill stations of the country for the people staying here. By the way, Bangalore is the city with the most qualified staff in India as it is the only place there where the film industry is operating aside from being the first to learn any new technology or app. These places are at the core of Bangalore: Indiranagar, MG Road, Electronic City, Jay Nagar, Koramangala, Cunningham Road, JP Nagar, Bellandur, Whitefield and Marathalli.