Near by places around Dayananda Sagar College of Arts, Science and Commerce: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Bengaluru

~ 9 km

A majestic building housing the state legislative assembly of Karnataka, known for its impressive architecture.

~ 6 km

A historic botanical garden with a glass house, diverse flora, and a 3000-million-year-old rock formation.

~ 8 km

A sprawling green lung in the heart of the city, ideal for relaxation and walks, featuring various statues and structures.

~ 7 km

An exquisite example of Indo-Islamic architecture, once the summer retreat of the ruler Tipu Sultan.

~ 12 km

A grand temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, known for its spiritual ambiance and cultural activities.

~ 13 km

A royal palace reflecting English castles, offering a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of Mysore's Wodeyar dynasty.

~ 22 km

A wildlife park and biological reserve on the outskirts of Bangalore, featuring a zoo, safari, and butterfly park.

~ 4 km

A 16th-century temple dedicated to Nandi, the bull god, featuring a monolithic granite statue.

~ 10 km

A bustling shopping hub known for its wide range of apparel, accessories, and street food.

~ 11 km

One of Bangalore's largest lakes, offering boating facilities and a serene environment for recreation.

~ 145 km

The cultural capital of Karnataka, famous for its majestic Mysore Palace, vibrant markets, and rich heritage.

~ 110 km

Known for its twin waterfalls, Gaganachukki and Bharachukki, offering spectacular views of cascading waters on the Kaveri River.

~ 60 km

A popular hill station known for breathtaking sunrise views, historical sites like Tipu's Drop, and pleasant weather.

~ 180 km

Often called 'Niagara Falls of India', famous for its therapeutic baths and picturesque waterfalls.

~ 160 km

A tranquil hill station offering serene landscapes, trekking opportunities, and pleasant weather.

~ 145 km

A historical town famous for its colossal monolithic statue of Lord Bahubali and ancient Jain temples.

~ 105 km

A scenic riverside getaway along the Cauvery River, known for adventure activities, wildlife, and fishing camps.

~ 48 km

Known as the 'Silk City' and famous for its rocky terrain, ideal for rock climbing, trekking, and as a film location.

~ 130 km

A popular bird sanctuary on the banks of the Kaveri River, home to a variety of migratory and resident birds.

~ 195 km

A historic town famous for its Hoysala architecture, particularly the Chennakesava Temple, known for intricate carvings.