Leisure :
Flood-lit tennis courts, a swimming pool and a fitness center await your pleasure. The inviting cobalt-blue swimming pool.

Sightseeing :
Bangalore has been called by many names. At first it was the "The Garden City of India", then, "The Neon City", "The Pub City of India", "Fashion Capital of India" and lately it has been known as "India's Silicon Valley". Various places to explore are:

Vidhana Sabha
Bangalore's best-known landmark, the Vidhana Sabha houses the Legislative Chambers of the State Government. This 46-meter high edifice was built almost entirely of granite and is a masterpiece of temple architecture.

Government Museum
This beautiful 125 year-old structure with its Corinthian columns houses one of the oldest museums in the city. The museum boasts an exquisite collection of coins, sculptures, inscriptions, old paintings and excavated items.

Cubbon Park
This 135 year-old park is a 300 acre oasis of greenery in the heart of modern Bangalore. The park houses a number of significant institutions like the Cheshire Dyer Memorial Hall, Ottawa Chatter, Museum, Century Club and the Press Club.

The Bull Temple
One of the oldest temples in Bangalore, the Bull Temple is situated in Basavanagudi and dedicated to Nandi, the mount of Lord Shiva. It is believed that the source of the river Vishva Bharti originates at the foot of the statue.

Lal Bagh Gardens
The rulers of this region in the 18th century, Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan, laid out a paradise-like garden, which sprawled over 240 acres. The garden was graced with rare trees from Persia, Afghanistan and France. This expanse of greenery is now one of India's most beautiful botanical gardens.