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BANGALORE - The Garden City...

Prior to developments in the last few decades, Bangalore was a well laid out city with many spacious gardens, which provided it the moniker, the Garden City. It therefore served traditionally as a retreat for people from the surrounding South Indian regions. Even today, the city administration manages to maintain several excellent parks. Cubbon Park and Lal Bagh are just two such examples.

1. Bangalore - The electronic city:

Electronics City is an electronics industrial park spread over 332 acres (1.3 km²) in Konappana Agrahara and Doddathogur villages, just outside Bangalore, India. It houses more than a hundred industries, including IT industry leaders such as Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, Infosys, Siemens, ITI, Wipro, Satyam etc. The area is maintained by Keonics, which provides all the necessary infrastructure.

The Electronics City was the brainchild of R.K. Baliga, the first Chairman and Managing Director of Keonics, Karnataka Electronics. He dreamt of making Bangalore the Silicon Valley of India when he developed the concept of Electronic City. He did not live to see his dream materialize (he died in 1988). The liberalisation of the Indian economy in the early 1990's by the then Indian Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao and then Indian Finance Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh helped Electronic City to become what it is today-the outsourcing capital of the world.

With the development of Electronics City Phase 2, many more companies have set up shop here and this has led to enormous strain on the connecting roads from Bangalore. In November 2004 the government decided to construct a 9 kilometer long elevated road to enable smoother traffic flow. Work is already started and is expected to be complete by middle of the year 2008. Electronics City also is the home of the International Institute of Information Technology - Bangalore which is one of the premier graduate schools in India, focussing on all aspects of Information Technology.

2. Bangalore- Medical treatment destination:

Raj Comforts is ideally located in close proximity to the well known and highly reputed hospitals in Bangalore. Apart from the family accommodation, appointment with the doctors and pick up and drop facilities can also be arranged with prior notice. With these facilities even the medical treatment can be obtained with more ease.

3. Education destination:

Bangalore has been recognized as one of the best education centre in the world. We provide accommodation for the students and the parents who come to city for writing various examinations. Some reputed institutions in Bangalore

IFIM B-School, Noble Institute of Education Society, IIIT - B, ICFAI, XIME, SFS college, ACTS college, BTL College, Christ Academy, TREAMIS World School

4. Business Tourism

Bangalore is recognized as one of the favored business destinations in the world. It could be in relation to IT, BIOTECH, floriculture, imports and exports of various commodities and services etc. Raj Comforts is a suitable answer for their stay in Bangalore which is in close proximity to the airport and the city's business hub.

Tourist destinations in Bangalore

Karnataka has the richest cultural heritage in the country and any tourist visiting Karnataka will reach Bangalore first and from here they visit different places of Tourism destinations. We can organize visits to various tourism destinations in Bangalore and around Karnataka including the accommodation in different other places.

The garden city Bangalore has been popular amongst the tourists for its scenic surroundings laden with gardens. Apart from being the City of Gardens it is the Mecca of Software Professionals in India giving it the deserving status of 'The Silicon Valley of India'. The marvelous architecture of the historical buildings leaves you spellbound in any case. As a tourist you can explore the scientific and art museums, the fort and palace, temples and lakes within the city.

The Vidhan Soudha or the State Secretariat, a hallmark in architecture and the centre of attraction in the city was built in 1954. It projects a fine amalgamation of modern architecture and traditional Dravidian architecture. Adjacent to the Vidhan Soudha building lies the Cubbon Park, well spread in 120-hectare park, houses a group of neo-classical styled government buildings.

Nandi, the Bull a 16th-century temple dedicated to is an excellent testimony of the Dravidian temple architecture and an important place of worship for the native people. The Venkataramanaswamy Temple, the Gavi Gangadhareswara cave temple, and the Someshwara Temple are other important tourist places in Bangalore.

The Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens with a collection of the diverse and rare floral species and also a venue for a number of flower shows, especially during the Republic Day (26th January), lures you totally.

Tipu Sultan's Fort and Palace is the palace that refreshes the cherished memories of the royal empire in the city during the 18th-century.

Government Museum of Bangalore and the Visvesvaraya Technological and Industrial Museum are the oldest museums, dedicated to the technology and industrial development are important museums within the city.