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In southern India on the Deccan Plateau, Bengaluru is the capital of Karnataka and has a population of more than 10 million people. With a very diverse culture, the city in India has over 1,000 Hindu temples, 400 mosques, and 100 church houses. You'll find 40 Jain temples, three Sikh gurdwaras, two Buddhist monasteries, and one Persian temple. Bengaluru is an old city, dating back to 890 AD according to a stone inscription in a temple in Begur. 

Today, it is a technology hub for India, as well as a tourist attraction. Transportation in the city is easy to find with an extensive bus network, commuter rail system, rickshaws, and taxis. With an average high of 85 degrees and a low of 67, outdoor fun is popular. Some of the favorite parks in Bengaluru are the Cubbon Park with a lake, aquarium, and garden, Chamaraja Lake Reservoir, Hesaraghatta Lake, and Nandi Hills. Typical activities enjoyed here include kayaking, biking, hiking, rock climbing, and caving.

The clubs and bars in the area are popular, with many of them open all night long. Shopping malls and markets are located all over the city with a variety of handcrafted and name brands to choose from. Be sure to drop off your luggage with Bounce first, so you have your hands free to carry your purchases.

Luggage Storage in Bengaluru

Whether you are in town for the day or even if you are a local, Bounce is a great option for short-term luggage storage. We've partnered with businesses like restaurants, hotels, and museums to give you many locations to choose from. Conveniently and safely store your belongings while you go out and enjoy the town. 

Bengaluru City Guide

Top Things to Do  

For some fun and games in Bengaluru, check out one of the escape rooms around the city. They have quite a few, but the top three are Breakout, Riddle Room, and Mystery Rooms. Have you ever wanted to fly? Learn how it feels to fly a plane at Flight 4 Fantasy. For some outdoor play, try some four-wheeling fun at Dirt Mania or check out Fun World & Water World or Wonderla Amusement Parks. You don't have to bring the kids to have fun here. 

Museums 

You are in luck if you want to learn more about flora and fauna, history, and culture. Bengaluru has more than 30 museums to choose from. Thinking of becoming a neurologist? Go look at some brains at the Brain Museum. They have almost 600 of them. But Bengaluru also has the usual history, art, and science museums, too. 

• Bannerghatta National Biological Park Museum: For animal lovers, this awesome experience is both fun and educational. Locals and tourists find the park exciting to visit with hundreds of animals at the zoo and several different safari trips you can take. The museum has some amazing animal exhibits with fossils, skeletons, and informational activities. They also have a library, butterfly conservatory, restaurant, and animal rescue center. 
• Museum of Art and Photography: Located on Sua House Road near Cubbon Park, this art museum is dedicated to teaching people about the art and culture of India. They have 42,000 square feet with over 18,000 pieces of art from the 10th century to the present. There are six departments, which include craft & design, pre-modern art, pop culture, tribal art, photography, and modern art. Take a guided tour or just browse on your own to see all the beauty of Indian culture. 
• Click Art Museum: In the Virginia Mall on Varthur Road, this unique museum is entertaining for everyone. The perfect place for selfies, it is India's first 3D interactive trick art museum. Besides taking pics of yourself to share on social media, you can also learn about and experience sensory illusions and brain stimulation. Pose with a monkey, the Mona Lisa, or fighting with an alligator. It is great fun. 

Shopping  

When you are in an unfamiliar place, it can be challenging to figure out the best places to shop. Some places in Bengaluru are better than others, but you can get the best deals at the street shopping areas or open-air markets. 

• Brigade Road: This shopping street at the intersection of Brigade and M.G. Roads is filled with small shops and boutiques, stalls, and eateries. For names like Nike, Tommy Hilfiger, and Levis, this is the place for you. Commercial Street is smaller but also a great place that offers lower prices than most. Bannerghatta Road has local artisan handiwork, including clothing, artwork, and other products. 
• Orion Mall: With over a million square feet of space, the Orion Mall has over 300 stores spread over four floors. You can shop 'til you drop and then shop some more after getting refueled at one of the eateries in the food court. This humongous place also has a 2,800-seat theater and 8,000 square feet of fun and games in the gaming zone. There is even a bowling alley.
• Markets: You can get a lot of different things at the markets in Bengaluru. The KR Market, which is found on Gundopanth Street, is the largest fruit and veggie spot in the city. The Gandhi Bazaar in the Basavanagudi neighborhood is a circle of shops known for flowers, handmade wares, and puja items. It is the oldest market in the city and includes street vendors and other peddlers who enjoy bargaining with tourists. 

Dining 

The food in Bengaluru is varied depending on what area of the city you are in. At the roadside vendors, find Chinese, French, and Arabic delights as well as local dishes like Tandoori chicken, kebabs, Bangalorean Biriyani, masala dosa, and Pongal. Shawarma and Falafel are also popular in the eastern sections of the city, and you can find fruit and rice everywhere.

• Food Street: On VV Puram Street, also known as Food Street, you can find a group of eateries with various types of handmade roti buns, vegetable fritters, and dosas. Sample Mumbai chaat, which is a snack food made with potato chunks, vegetables, chili, and meat. Curries are offered in all flavors and consistencies. And idli, which are steamed rice cakes, make excellent dessert or snack food. This place gets crowded, so try to go at off-hours for the best experience. 
• SodaBottleOpenerWala: This one-of-a-kind café on Lavelle Road is the new favorite place to hang out and enjoy delicious food and drinks. The casual spot serves Parsi cuisine like salli boti, chicken farcha, and prawn patio. With their wacky seating colors, unique ornamental additions, and friendly atmosphere, you will love just being here. They even have pizza, sandwiches, and several different desserts like apple pie, chocolate mousse, and custard. 
• Chinita: If you have a craving for Mexican food, Chinita has you covered. Find it on Double Road across from Double Road Park in eastern Bengaluru. According to the website, the owners fell in love with Mexican food, so they went to Mexico to learn how to make the best and brought the recipes back with them. They serve 11 types of tostadas and burrito bowls, seven kinds of enchiladas, and five desserts, including chocolate chili cake.