Near by places around MES Institute of Management: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Bengaluru

~ 2 km

One of the largest ISKCON temples in the world, known for its spiritual ambiance and grand architecture.

~ 6 km

A historical royal palace, inspired by Windsor Castle, showcasing exquisite architecture and sprawling gardens.

~ 7 km

A lush green lung space in the heart of the city, ideal for leisurely walks and nature appreciation.

~ 7 km

The seat of the state legislature of Karnataka, a magnificent example of neo-Dravidian architecture.

~ 10 km

A historic botanical garden known for its Glass House, diverse plant species, and annual flower shows.

~ 9 km

A famous temple dedicated to Nandi, the sacred bull of Lord Shiva, featuring a massive monolithic statue.

~ 8 km

An exquisite example of Indo-Islamic architecture, showcasing Tipu Sultan's summer retreat.

~ 7 km

Houses a significant collection of modern Indian art, located in a beautifully restored colonial mansion.

~ 7 km

An interactive science museum popular with students, offering exhibits on various scientific principles.

~ 8 km

Bengaluru's first luxury mall and a high-end commercial complex, offering luxury shopping, dining, and entertainment.

~ 60 km

A popular hill station known for its scenic sunrise views, ancient temples, and Tipu's Drop.

~ 145 km

The 'City of Palaces', famous for Mysore Palace, Brindavan Gardens, and Chamundi Hills.

~ 50 km

Known for being one of the largest monolith hills in Asia, popular for trekking and rock climbing.

~ 60 km

A spiritual and trekking destination featuring a sacred hill shaped like a Shiva Linga and a spring called 'Ganga'.

~ 95 km

A scenic gorge where the Cauvery river flows through, known for its rocky terrain and natural beauty.

~ 100 km

An eco-tourism spot offering various adventure activities like river rafting, trekking, and fishing on the banks of River Cauvery.

~ 130 km

An island town of historical and religious significance, once the capital of Tipu Sultan, featuring temples and monuments.

~ 50 km

Famously known for the 'Sholay' movie shooting spot and as a major silk cocoon market, also popular for rock climbing.

~ 120 km

A village famous for its Veerabhadra Temple, built in the Vijayanagara architectural style, and a large Nandi monolithic statue.

~ 200 km (for closer spots)

A serene hill station known for its coffee plantations, natural beauty, and trekking trails. While the main town is further, some closer attractions can be visited.