Near by places around Vijaya Vittala Institute of Technology: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Bengaluru

~ 25 km

A famous botanical garden with a glass house and a wide variety of flora.

~ 23 km

A large green space in the heart of the city, ideal for walks and relaxation.

~ 18 km

A magnificent royal palace reflecting Tudor and Scottish Gothic architecture.

~ 25 km

An exquisite example of Indo-Islamic architecture, built in 1791.

~ 26 km

Dedicated to Nandi, the bull, a monolithic granite sculpture.

~ 20 km

The seat of the state legislature of Karnataka, a striking example of Neo-Dravidian architecture.

~ 25 km

One of the largest lakes in Bangalore, offering boating and serene views.

~ 24 km

A bustling street known for shopping clothes, accessories, and electronics.

~ 24 km

A luxury mall and business district with high-end brands and fine dining.

~ 23 km

A science museum dedicated to engineering and technology.

~ 65 km

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

~ 145 km

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

~ 135 km

Twin waterfalls formed by the Cauvery River, Gaganachukki and Bharachukki.

~ 55 km

One of the largest monolith hills in Asia, popular for trekking and ancient temples.

~ 60 km

Known for its rocky hills, popular for rock climbing, and famous as the setting for the movie 'Sholay'.

~ 130 km

An island town with historical significance, home to Ranganathaswamy Temple and Tipu Sultan's Gumbaz.

~ 120 km

Known for its Veerabhadra Temple with stunning Vijayanagara architecture and a large Nandi statue.

~ 100 km

Mekedatu is a rocky gorge where the Cauvery river flows, and Sangama is where Arkavathi joins Cauvery.

~ 70 km

A popular trekking destination known for its night treks and sunrise views.

~ 180 km

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