Near by places around St. Paul's College of Education: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Bengaluru

~ 10-12 km

Seat of the Karnataka state legislature and secretariat, known for its magnificent architecture.

~ 10-12 km

A palace built in Tudor-style architecture, inspired by Windsor Castle.

~ 12-14 km

A famous botanical garden with a glass house, a rock and various plant species.

~ 10-12 km

A sprawling city park home to various governmental buildings and a rich biodiversity.

~ 6 km

One of the largest ISKCON temples globally, a significant spiritual and architectural landmark.

~ 10 km

A historic palace showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture, once the summer residence of Tipu Sultan.

~ 12 km

A famous ancient temple dedicated to Nandi, the sacred bull of Lord Shiva.

~ 11 km

Houses a collection of modern Indian art, including paintings, sculptures, and graphic prints.

~ 14 km

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

~ 18 km

A unique and popular temple featuring a 65-foot tall statue of Lord Shiva.

~ 60 km

A popular hill fortress and tourist destination, known for its scenic views and sunrise.

~ 150 km

The cultural capital of Karnataka, famous for Mysore Palace, Brindavan Gardens, and Mysore Zoo.

~ 140 km

Twin waterfalls (Gaganachukki and Barachukki) formed by the Cauvery river.

~ 125 km

A historic town with significant sites related to Tipu Sultan and ancient temples.

~ 130 km

An ancient town known for its buried temples, now excavated from sand dunes.

~ 120 km

Famous for the Veerabhadra temple and a large Nandi monolithic statue.

~ 60 km

One of the largest monolith hills in Asia, popular for trekking and rock climbing.

~ 180 km

Known as the 'Niagara of India', famous for its coracle rides.

~ 100 km

An adventure camp offering activities like rafting, fishing, and trekking amidst nature.

~ 130 km

A small bird sanctuary comprising six islets on the Kaveri river, home to various migratory birds.