Half-day walking tour of Bengaluru's markets and temples

• Access to all monument entry fees • Inclusion of all applicable fees and taxes • A guided walking tour led by a local host fluent in English • Complimentary tea and coffee • Brunch included

• Drinks containing alcohol • Personal expenses

• Nearby public transportation is accessible • All fitness levels can participate • Each booking can accommodate up to 15 individuals • The minimum age for participants is 6 years • To respect the cultural sensitivity of the attractions visited, it is recommended to wear attire that covers the knees and shoulders.

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

• Stroll through the sophisticated Indo-Islamic palace of Tipu Sultan, one of India's early leaders who opposed colonial domination. This Bangalore heritage tour reveals tales of his innovative contributions to sericulture and the toy industry. • Explore the rich traditions of Hinduism at a 15th-century temple, an architectural marvel constructed by a dominant local dynasty. Gain insight into temple rituals, the importance of Hindu deities, and the spiritual significance that continues to attract worshippers. • Hear intriguing narratives as your guide leads you through this 18th-century fortress, whose sturdy walls, bastions, and dungeons reflect the city's historical conflicts and victories. • Feel the vibrancy of Bangalore's largest and most colorful market during an immersive market tour. Walk through KR Market, the largest flower market in Asia, where vendors sell vibrant flowers, fragrant spices, and fresh produce. • Enjoy a delightful South Indian breakfast or brunch at a popular restaurant in the market area, famous for its crispy dosas and tangy chutneys. This culinary experience transports you back to the days when traders worldwide would stop here to satisfy their hunger and cravings for South Indian dosa. • Tour small jewelry and silk weaving workshops, where skilled artisans produce intricate designs that support the city's textile and jewelry industries. This offers a rare chance to see traditional craftsmanship firsthand, making this small-group Bangalore half-day tour—focused on local markets and cultural landmarks—memorable.