Nandi Hills, around 60 kilometres from Bengaluru, provides breathtaking views, especially at daybreak. The hills are home to the ancient Nandi Temple and Tipu Sultan's summer house.
Ramanagara, around 50 kilometres from Bengaluru, is an adventurer's paradise. It is well-known for its rock climbing activities and served as the setting for the Bollywood film "Sholay."
This national park is only 22 kilometres from Bengaluru and is home to a variety of wildlife species such as tigers, lions, and elephants. It also has a butterfly garden and a zoo.
Savandurga, around 50 km from Bengaluru, is one of Asia's largest monolith hills. It is a famous trekking destination with panoramic views from the top.
Nrityagram is a residential school for Indian traditional dances located about 35 kilometres from Bengaluru. The building's architectural design is also significant.
Janapada Loka, located 53 kilometres from Bengaluru, is a cultural complex dedicated to the preservation and promotion of folk culture, providing insights into Karnatak rural life.
Bheemeshwari is a small town on the banks of the Cauvery River around 100 kilometres from Bengaluru. It's well-known for its fishing, nature camps, and river rafting.
The Pearl Valley is famed for its waterfall and the gorgeous mountain ranges that surround it. It's about 40 kilometres from Bengaluru.
The Shivanasamudra Falls are a superb tourist destination despite being little more than 100 kilometres (approximately 135 kilometres) away. The segmented waterfalls are a spectacular sight, especially during the rainy season.
This waterfall on the Arkavathi River, about 90 kilometres from Bengaluru, is ideal for a day excursion.