





The Bandipur National Park and Tiger Reserve is one of the richest wildlife areas in the nation, noted for its intact assemblage of seven large ungulate species: chital, sambar, chousingha, gaur, muntjac, wild pig, and elephant.
Home to the world’s largest monolithic statue, Shravanabelagola is a popular Jain pilgrimage center. Also known as Lord Bahubali, Gommateshwara is depicted in a figure that measures 18 meters tall and is situated at the top of Vindhyagiri Hill.
This national park is named after Nagarahole, also known as Cobra, a winding river that runs eastward through the center of the park. It is one of the last remaining and best-protected habitats for endangered species like the elephant and the tiger.
The Melody World Wax Museum showcases a large selection of 300 musical instruments and more than 100 life-like statues, all fashioned out of wax. Be sure to check out the sculpture of Mahatma Gandhi.
One of the largest churches in the country, the Gothic-style Saint Philomena Cathedral was built in 1956. Stop by during the day to view its gorgeous stained-glass windows, or visit in the evening when the entire structure is illuminated.
See exotic animals from Africa, Australia, India, and beyond at this 250-acre zoo with natural habitats and lush vegetation.
This palace hosts an art gallery containing one of the largest collections of artifacts in South India. The exhibition, which features mostly paintings, contains some very prominent works by Raja Ravi Varma.
Located at the top of the Chamundi Hills, this 13th-century temple is a magnificent shrine that’s easily visible throughout the city. If you’re physically able, climb the 1,000-step staircase to see the Nandi statue.
World-famous for their iconic symmetrical design, these Mughal-style gardens offer an inviting oasis with fountains, water features, terraces, flower beds, and more.