Near by places around The Oxford College of Hotel Management: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Bengaluru

~ 7.5 km

Historic garden with a glass house, diverse flora, and a rock formation.

~ 11 km

Large green space in the heart of the city, home to many government buildings and museums.

~ 16 km

A majestic palace built in Tudor-style architecture, reminiscent of Windsor Castle.

~ 11 km

An exquisite example of Indo-Islamic architecture, built predominantly of teakwood.

~ 19 km

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

~ 13 km

The seat of the state legislature of Karnataka, known for its neo-Dravidian architecture.

~ 9 km

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

~ 11 km

A science museum with interactive exhibits across various disciplines.

~ 12 km

A biological reserve including a zoo, safari park, butterfly park, and rescue center.

~ 10 km

A luxury mall and business complex offering high-end shopping, dining, and entertainment.

~ 140 km

Historic city famed for its opulent Mysore Palace, vibrant markets, and cultural heritage.

~ 130 km

Scenic twin waterfalls on the Kaveri River, ideal for nature lovers.

~ 100 km

Nature and adventure camp on the banks of River Cauvery, known for fishing and river rafting.

~ 130 km

An ancient historical site known for its buried temples under sand dunes.

~ 150 km

A sacred pilgrimage site with two prominent temples and scenic views.

~ 200 km

Famous for the Chennakeshava Temple, an exquisite example of Hoysala architecture.

~ 180 km

Often called the 'Niagara of India', known for its spectacular waterfalls and coracle rides.

~ 125 km

An island town of historical and religious significance, once Tipu Sultan's capital.

~ 120 km

Known for its Veerabhadra Temple with stunning Vijayanagara style murals and a monolithic Nandi.

~ 160 km

A serene hill station in Tamil Nadu, popular for trekking, boating, and nature walks.