Medieval Bangalore Trail
Unhurried's Medieval Bangalore Trail is a heritage enthusiast's dream. It is one of the popular requests at Unhurried: a tour that unites all of medieval Bangalore, the dilapidated remains of Bangalore fort that stands as a testimony to its war history, the summer palace of Tipu Sultan, the ancient south Indian temple patronized by Hindu kings and Sultans alike. Explore the remains of the Kempe Gowda fort while we paint you an enigmatic picture of what the place once was. Take a leisurely walk down Avenue Road and indulge yourselves in the assortment of items that line the shops. Today's version of the old city of Bangalore are the winding lanes off Avenue Road that sells a various things from silk to plastic bottles and a century old City Market where one can see on display— ironware, flowers, fruits, banana leaves, spices, etc.The colourful flower market with mounds of orange marigolds, yellow sevanthige, red roses, white jasmines, stringed and un-stringed is a sight for sore eyes.
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Medieval Bangalore Trail
What's included in Medieval Bangalore Trail
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KR Market
This is a heritage and cultural trail. Explore the remains of the Kempe Gowda fort,a century old City Market,head towards the city’s Botanical Park, Lalbagh; a royal garden of Mysore’s famous Islamic rulers.
Tipu Sultan Fort and Palace - Bangalore KR Market
The History of Bengaluru is incomplete without the Sultan's Story. We walk from the City Market towards the forts & stories of guns & battles that once made this busy area roar with another kind of chaos
Lalbagh Botanical Garden
Once a pleasure garden of the Sultans, it became a horticulture park & a Botanical Garden and is today a home to some beautiful trees from around the world. We give you a small peek.
Inclusions
- Snacks
- Private transportation
- All Fees and Taxes
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- We will stand near the small Green mosque next to Balaji Sweets. We will have an Unhurried brochure in our hand.
