Near by places around College of Dairy Science, Hebbal, Bengaluru: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Bengaluru

~ 10-12 km

A magnificent building housing the state legislature and secretariat of Karnataka, known for its Dravidian architecture.

~ 12-15 km

A historically significant botanical garden with a rare collection of tropical plants, a glass house, and a large lake.

~ 10-12 km

A sprawling green expanse in the heart of the city, ideal for walks, relaxation, and housing several prominent government buildings and a museum.

~ 8-10 km

One of the largest ISKCON temples in the world, dedicated to Krishna and Radha, known for its spiritual ambiance and architectural beauty.

~ 15-18 km

An exquisite example of Indo-Islamic architecture, this palace was the summer retreat of the Mysore ruler, Tipu Sultan.

~ 35-40 km

A national park on the outskirts of Bangalore, featuring a zoo, safari park, butterfly park, and a rescue center for wild animals.

~ 40-45 km

A large amusement and water park offering a variety of thrilling rides and entertainment options for all ages.

~ 8-10 km

One of the largest lakes in Bangalore, offering boating facilities and a pleasant environment for relaxation.

~ 10-12 km

An educational and entertainment center for astronomy enthusiasts, offering sky shows and exhibitions.

~ 15-18 km

A 16th-century Dravidian-style temple dedicated to Nandi, the sacred bull, featuring a colossal monolithic idol.

~ 50-60 km

A popular hill station near Bangalore, known for its scenic sunrise views, historical forts, and trekking trails.

~ 140-150 km

The cultural capital of Karnataka, famous for its magnificent Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills, and rich heritage.

~ 130-140 km

A stunning twin waterfall on the Kaveri River, offering picturesque views and a serene natural environment.

~ 160-180 km

Known as the 'Niagara of India', famous for its unique carbonatite rocks, coracle rides, and medicinal baths.

~ 120-130 km

A historical and archaeological site famous for its Veerabhadra Temple, known for its intricate carvings and a large monolithic Nandi statue.

~ 50-60 km

A town surrounded by rocky hills, famous as the shooting location for the film 'Sholay' and known for rock climbing and silk production.

~ 60-70 km

A popular trekking destination, especially for night treks to witness the sunrise above the clouds from an ancient fort.

~ 120-130 km

Twin hills offering scenic views, a popular spot for night trekking, rock climbing, and rappelling.

~ 70-80 km

Known for its unique volcanic rock formations, caves, and trekking opportunities, often referred to as 'Dakshina Kashi'.

~ 60-70 km

A scenic town on the banks of the Arkavathi River, offering nature resorts, adventure activities, and a calm environment.