Religion and Spirituality in Bangalore, Karnataka

Bangalore is a cosmopolitan city and an educational hub. Throughout the year Bangalore has a tropical climate. The city is also famous for its food and cuisine. It is also the Pub Capital. Some of the places for sightseeing include – ISKCON Temple, Cubbon Park, Commercial Street etc. Music, theatre and art are also an integral part of the city.

Nice environment. Reasonable transportation. Easy and convenient accommodation. Free movement at any time. A lot of friendly people and neighbours. More shopping facilities in and around. Playgrounds and parks. Libraries, Swimming pools and more so a nice weather. Entertainment centres such as theatres, events, worship places such as temples churches masjids and so on.

Bangalore is a beautiful and fast growing city. Kannada is the main language spoken here. There are many tourist spots like parks, museum and temples. There are many IT, BT companies providing jobs and people from other states come in search of jobs. The cost of living is high in this city.

Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka, India. It’s known as the Silicon City of India. Weather of Bangalore is the most talked about and people love to be in this weather. Not to miss the Crispy famous drooling Masala dosas welcome every non Bangalorean to this city. Old temples in the city calls out for all the devotees who can spend a good time in the well built temples.

Bangalore has a population of over 10 million, thus making it the third most populous city among essential towns in India and a megacity. With more than 1000 temples, 400 mosques, 100 churches, three Gurudwaras, two Buddhist viharas, and even a fire temple, Bangalore classifies as a diverse city with various cultures and religions coexisting.

Bangalore is the IT hub of the country, also known as Silicon Valley of India. Weather of the city is amazing. Many educational and research institutions like Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Indian Institute of Management (IIM Bangalore), Christ University, etc. are in Bangalore. Bangalore is that it’s also called The City of Lakes, because of the large number of lakes present in the city. There are 25 lakes known to exist in the city.

I has nice and pleasant weather. There are lots of scenic beauty that will make you calm and excited. You will fall in love with nature once again. It also has spiritual touch which makes you feel devine and pure. You can find items from different cultures and heritance.

Bengaluru is a garden city, there are lot of religious places to see like Annamma temple at Malleshwaram, Bull temple in Basavanagudi, Banashankari temple at Banashankari etc., shopping complexes like Mantri Mall, Garuda Mall, Vaishnavi Sapphire etc., cinemas like PVR Cinemas, Carnival Cinemas, Vaishnavi Sapphire etc. Bengaluru has one of the most highly educated workforces in the world. It is home to many educational and research institutions.

Bangalore is known as IT hub of India. The roads of Bangalore sprawl with flowers and trees and so it is popularly called Garden City of India. People here are so compassionate, welcoming and love to accept all kinds of traditions and religion. It is constantly a growing city and act as a major contributor to the economy of India.