Bangalore city tour by auto-rickshaw

• High-quality tuk tuks • Guided tour services • All applicable fees and taxes • Entrance fees for all monuments and attractions • All meals specified in the itinerary

• Drinks containing alcohol • Personal expenditures

• Nearby public transportation options are accessible • Infants must sit on an adult’s lap • All physical fitness levels are accommodated • Prices are applicable to all participants • Bookings are limited to a maximum of 15 individuals • Participants must be at least 10 years old • To respect the cultural sensitivity of the places visited, it is recommended to wear appropriate clothing that covers both knees and shoulders

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• Gather at the Hard Rock Café situated in the city center with the tour leader. • Enter the grand Indo-Islamic summer palace that played a significant role during India's colonial resistance led by a prominent ruler. • Learn about Hindu customs at a 15th-century temple featuring elaborate Vijayanagara-style sculptures. • Stroll along the historic fort walls as the guide recounts its significance in India's colonial past. • Immerse in the lively bustle of Bangalore’s largest market, known for its flowers, spices, and silk goods. • Enjoy a tasty South Indian breakfast or brunch at a well-known local restaurant in the market, famous for its crispy dosas and flavorful chutneys, reminiscent of a bygone era when global traders frequented the establishment for their dosa cravings. • Tour traditional silk weaving and jewelry-making workshops vital to Bangalore’s cultural history. • Take a relaxed walk through Cubbon Park, a well-kept 300-acre garden that serves as a gathering place for Bangalore’s residents, featuring activities like fun runs, concerts, and yoga sessions. The park also showcases a European-style library on the grounds. • Hear about India's freedom movement and Bengaluru’s contributions to the path to Independence, while recognizing the Neo-Dravidian architecture of the state legislative chambers. • Admire the stunning gothic architecture of the only Scottish church in Bengaluru, built in the mid-19th century and known for its 150-year-old pipe organ and exquisite stained glass. • Visit a Kali temple that provides a unique spiritual experience at the intersection of life and death, dedicated to the fierce warrior form of Goddess Kali. This temple draws worshippers seeking protection and healing through distinct rituals such as tying talismans and participating in purification ceremonies, set against the solemn aura of an active burial ground.