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Lalbagh is a 240 acre botanical garden in central Bangalore, originally commissioned in 1760 by Hyder Ali and later expanded by Tipu Sultan and British horticulturists. Today it stands as one of the most significant Bangalore places, home to more than 1,800 plant species from around the world. The park features a striking 200 year old glass house inspired by London’s Crystal Palace, a serene lake dotted with lotus flowers, and an ancient rock formation believed to be among the oldest exposed rocks on earth. Hosting biannual flower shows in January and August, Lalbagh remains a vital green lung and one of the most important places to visit in Bangalore.
What makes this place special
The glass house, built in the 1890s, is the centrepiece of the famous flower shows held twice a year, where elaborate floral installations attract hundreds of thousands of visitors from across Bangalore.
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Within the garden lies an 8th century gneissic rock formation, considered one of the oldest on the planet, topped by a small temple that offers sweeping views across Lalbagh and the surrounding city, making it one of the standout Bangalore places to visit.