Bangalore Timeshares

Bangalore timeshares provide exquisite opportunities to visit diverse museums. Learn about the solar system in the giant domed theater of the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, or experience the life of an airplane pilot at Flight 4 Fantasy. Learn about technology—from the first aircraft to modern virtual reality games—at Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technical Museum. View ancient, contemporary, local, and international art at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath. These museums are as fascinating as they are educational.

Nandi Temple is an awe-inspiring building decorated with a vast amount of incredibly detailed sculptures. It is home to an equally impressive statue of Nandi, a sacred bull belonging to the god Shiva in Hinduism. Nearby Sri Dodda Ganapathi Temple is equally ornate and features a statue of the Hindu god Ganesh made of butter. Tipu Sultan´s Summer Palace is from the 18th century and made entirely of teak, with magnificent columns. Bangalore Palace is enormous and lavish and serves as both the home of the current Maharajah of Mysore, as well as a venue for concerts and other events. Travelers can visit all of these sites with timeshares in Bangalore.

Roller coasters, bumper cars, a ferris wheel, and even virtual reality—Wonderla Amusement Park has it all! There are rides for all ages and levels of bravery, from the Merry Ghost, a colorful merry-go-round for children under 10, to the swaying Crazy Wagon, to the 80 kilometers-per-hour Recoil roller coaster. Enjoy the thrills and chills with a Bangalore timeshare.

Foodies rejoice! A Bangalore vacation provides ample opportunity to indulge in delicacies. Coriander and chillies mix with tomatoes, tamarind, and lentils to form mouthwatering stews and soups like Rasam and Sambar. Crepes stuffed with spiced potatoes, rice served on banana leaves, seasoned dough cooked to a delightful crisp all await your tastebuds.

Celebrate with your Bangalore timeshare. The city is home to wonderful festivals. Diwali, perhaps the most famous, involves feast, fireworks, and setting out lights that represent the desire to internally protect oneself from darkness. Different cultures within India also associate it with different gods. Other festivals and celebrations include Karaga Festival, Makara Sankranthi, and Kadalekaye Parishe, just to name a few.

Cubbon Park is a 300-acre preserve with thriving plants, historical statues, and pretty fountains. Notable features include a statue of Queen Victoria and a bamboo grove nook. Lalbagh Botanical Garden provides even more gorgeous plants. The 240 acres are home to over 1,000 species of flora, including tropical trees and herbs—some very rare—as well as lotus ponds and three billion year old stone formations. Twice a year the park hosts a breathtaking flower show. Consequently, Lalbagh has earned the reputation of being the most romantic garden in India.