Bengaluru by Tuk Tuk

Meet our tour leader at the Hard Rock Café, located in the city centre

Step into the elegant Indo-Islamic summer palace, where one of India’s fiercest rulers led the fight against colonial rule

Discover the Hindu way of life at this 15th-century temple, adorned with intricate Vijayanagara-style carvings

Walk along the fort’s historic walls as your guide shares stories of its role in India’s colonial history

Lose yourself in the vibrant chaos of Bangalore’s largest market, famous for its flower, spice, and silk trade

Relish a delicious South Indian breakfast/brunch at one of the iconic restaurant in the market area, known for their crisp dosas and tangy chutney’s. A culinary experience here will take you back to the times where traders from around the world made an exclusive stopover at this restaurant to satiate their hunger and South Indian dosa cravings.

Visit traditional silk weaving and jewelry-making workshops, essential to Bangalore’s rich cultural heritage

Take a leisurely stroll around Cubbon Park that divides the city between the markets and the Contonment, a well-maintained 300 acres of garden where Bengaluru’s residents converge to steal a moment for fun runs, concerts, and even yoga. The park is a delightful insight into the merging of Bangaloreans from all walks of life. You will also visit the European styled Library within the premises.

Listen to stories of India’s freedom movement and Bengaluru’s role in the makings of an Independent India. Identify the Neo-Dravidian style of architecture of the colossal legislative chambers of the state government.

Gaze at the wonderful gothic architecture of the only Scottish church in Bengaluru. Built in mid 19th century, the church is also known for its 150 year old pipe organ and magnificent glass paintings.

Visit to a Kali temple which offers a rare spiritual experience where life and death converge. Dedicated to Goddess Kali in her fierce warrior form, this temple attracts devotees seeking protection, healing, and liberation from negative energies. Visitors are drawn to its unique rituals—such as tying talismans or participating in cleansing ceremonies—amidst the solemn backdrop of a functioning burial ground.