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Monuments in Bangalore (Bengaluru)
Monuments in Bangalore stand silently to speak the story of its rich glorious past. It significantly unfolds the tales of whole new world of historical, political, traditional, cultural, architectural, and religious legacy and the past of Karnataka. The edifices have been erected to commemorate a person or an event or designed as artistic objects to improve the appearance of a city or location. The forts and palaces in Bengaluru marked a proficiently experienced town planning and the wonderful architecture at the time of some of the earliest dynasties in India. The magnificent Bangalore Palace is a complete intermingling of Gothic and Tudor architecture - the utmost traveling attraction of Bangalore.
Several notable Monuments of Bangalore:
Vidhana Soudha: Vidhana Soudha is the prominent administrative building of the State Government of Karnataka. This magnificent structure was constructed during the rule of Wodeyar dynasty, in the year 1956. The house is fabulous for its structure and architecture. The building looks spectacular with illumination, on every Sunday.
Tipu Sultan’s Palace: Tipu Sultan palace is the grand palace situated near Albert Victor Road in Bangalore. The replica of the Daria Daulat Bagh in Srirangapattana Tipu Sultan palace was the summer retreat of Tipu Sultan. This two-storied magnificent structure was called as Envy of Heaven by the king. After Tipu Sultan’s death the palace was used as an administrative building by the British. Now it’s a famous visitor’s attraction, the palace is open to visitors from Saturday to Thursday. Entry is based on tickets.
Attar Kacheri: Attar Kacheri, the two storeyed red building is the high court of the state of Karnataka. The building known for its excellent interiors and fabulous exteriors was completed in the year 1864. On the ceiling of its Central Hall, there is the portrait of Sir Mark Cubbon, commissioner of Mysore. Statue of Sir Mark Cubbon situated just behind the building was designed by Baron Marochetti.
Other Historical monuments of Bangalore speaking of its heritage include
- Bangalore Palace
- Seshadri Iyer Memorial Hall
- Chunchi Falls
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