Near by places around Rajarajeswari College of Engineering: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Bengaluru

~20 km

Historic garden with rare plant species and a glass house.

~25 km

Sprawling green lung of the city, housing government buildings and museums.

~30 km

A magnificent royal palace reflecting Tudor and Scottish Gothic architecture.

~25 km

Iconic government buildings known for their Dravidian architecture.

~25 km

A large and ornate Hare Krishna temple complex.

~20 km

Dedicated to Nandi, the sacred bull, featuring a massive monolithic statue.

~22 km

An exquisite wooden palace, a fine example of Indo-Islamic architecture.

~35 km

Home to a zoo, safari park, butterfly park, and rescue center.

~25 km

Showcasing a wide collection of ancient artifacts and contemporary art.

~30 km

One of the largest lakes in Bangalore, popular for boating and relaxation.

~140 km

The 'City of Palaces' known for Mysore Palace, Brindavan Gardens, and Mysore Zoo.

~110 km

Twin waterfalls (Gaganachukki and Barachukki) on the Kaveri River, ideal for scenic views.

~130 km

A historic site known for its buried ancient temples and sand dunes.

~125 km

An island town with historical and religious significance, including Tipu Sultan's fort and temple.

~100 km

A nature and adventure camp on the banks of the Cauvery River, famous for angling and rafting.

~180 km

Known as the 'Niagara of India' for its unique rock formations and coracle rides.

~120 km

Famous for the Veerabhadra Temple with stunning Vijayanagara architecture and a monolithic Nandi statue.

~160 km

A quiet hill station perfect for trekking, boating, and nature walks.

~130 km

A haven for migratory birds, offering boat rides to observe various bird species.

~150 km

A significant Vaishnavite pilgrimage center with ancient temples and scenic views.