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Things to do in Bengaluru, Karnataka: The Best Coffee & Tea Tours
Known as both the "Garden City" and "The Silicon Valley of India," Bangalore (officially "Bengaluru") is a techie’s paradise, boasting the highest concentration of IT companies in the country. When you’re done geeking out, there are plenty of gardens, museums, natural features, palaces and temples to fill your dance card. Visit Vidhana Soudha, Cubbon Park and the Ulsoor Lake of Bangalore, well known for its beautiful locales and boating facilities. Bangalore is also a major center of Indian classical music and dance, and of vivid, cutting-edge nightlife.
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1. Filter Kaapi trail, walking food tour in Bangalore
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Food is the best way to understand culture! In this food walk we will visit the best local eateries which have a history and savor local delicacies. Guests get to taste delicacies like steaming idli stitched in jackfruit leaves, butter dosa and the 4 yard filter coffee.This walking tour will be led by a cultural evangelist who is a great authority on local food of Bangalore.
Inclusions: South Indian snacks will be served, Filter Coffee will be served, Local bazaar visit, Guide
Exclusions: Pick up and drop is not included.
Reviewed By Lucyjohnsons
I had booked the private tour of Royal Mysore with Five senses tours and we had Satish as our guide. It was an amazing day. Satish was a fantastic person with immence knowledge. He was also very caring and took very good care of us who were all first time visitors in India. Mysore was incredible and the palace is no less than Taj Mahal. We also saw other parts of this old kingdom like the old bazaar and few more palaces. The lunch was fingerlicking. Satish had suggested traditional Mysore meals and it was a great experience. Go ahead and book this whenever you are in India! Fully recommended.
2. Sunrise Bangalore Day Trip, Food & Snacks Inclusive
Booking Crow will take you to the city In this day tour that starts from Bengaluru Marriott Hotel Whitefield. discover Bangalore’s famous gardens, magnificent architecture and historic monuments on this private 6-hour Bangalore city tour. The city right from the reign of Tippu’s times and through the ages ruled subsequently by the British, has numerous attractions to explore. Discover historic Bangalore during a sightseeing tour Explore the park that gave Garden City its very name Includes Bangalore Sightseeing with Hotel Pick up
Inclusions: Lunch
Exclusions:
Reviewed By subbumcl
Never miss this .... take ticket online may be a week before and there is a separate queue for online bought tickets.try to reach morning atleast by 9.30 then only you can see all the places
3. Malleshwaram Snack Trail with an Actor
Malleshwaram Evening Snack Trial - 1800 to 2100 The second oldest area in Bangalore (people from Malleshwaram say theirs is the oldest area) but am Basavanagudi boy. We Indians love food and you in this trial will not only get a taste of dosa's made in restaurant as old as 1929 & modern day fusion dishes which will tingle your taste buds & gets you ready for a party evening. You are walking through culinary history of Bangalore. You will see places and people so unique to these two oldest areas of Bengaluru. These areas have seen from the time it was Bendakaalooru (City of Boiled Beans) to Bangalore to Bengaluru. Make notes, you will never taste anything like this ever, anywhere else in the world. The tours will be around 5 kms and it would involve walking in crowded streets. Would organise an appropriate vehicle at actuals if informed earlier.
Inclusions: Snacks
Exclusions: Private transportation
4. Basavanagudi Brunch trail with an Actor
I am a purebred Bangalorean & a performing artist in Kannada TV, Films & mainly a theatre person. I love to eat & appreciate good food, so much so that I started cooking & travelling. The oldest area of Bangalore it starts with the south Indian idli, grow to vada and khara bath & end with four varieties of dosa's. All pure vegetarian. You would get to visit hotels which have not changed in 50+ years & also hidden gems not known to many new Bangaloreans, special orders which are not in the menu, places which have not changed an inch in 30 years, hotels which exist from 1924 etc. All your senses are in for a treat in this tour. Touch and feel the farm fresh veggies and fruits, smell the food, flowers and betel leaves of the market, see the vibrant colours of a traditional southern market, taste food which you have never tasted before, hear the hustle of people, talk to them using the local slang and most importantly, you get to laugh at my silly jokes free of cost.
Inclusions: Snacks
Exclusions: Private transportation
5. Fraser Town Food Walk
Known for its linguistic and ethnic diversity, Fraser town with its many thoroughfares is lined with eateries and stores that offer a veritable mix of the old and the new. Through the lanes of Cantonment, with an eclectic mix of cultures and languages, we embark on a journey for Bangalore's best delicacies. Mosques, Churches, Monkey Tops and Bungalows co-exist happily in this part of town. The old gels perfectly with new - the result is a quintessential combo you cannot resist. Amidst this delightful old world charm, enjoy some choicest Khoya naans, halwa puris, kulfis and many other local dishes as the food walk combines delightful nostalgic snippets with sumptuous meal. Whether it is the quest for the best Biryani in Fraser town or simply an experience sampling great food in the company of other foodies at some of the oldest as well as new outlets - the walk is sure to delight all foodies.
Inclusions: • local dishes like Khoya naans, halwa puris, kulfis • food walks with delightful nostalgic snippets
Exclusions: Private transportation
Reviewed By RPAllen
I am experienced traveler and consider myself "adventurous," but the combination of logistical challenges and language issues can make South Indian cities overwhelming. As much as I love exploring, doing the pete area on my own would have been intimidating. Poornima made it just fun and I saw things that I would never have seen on my own. She was also very adept at quickly leveraging my own particular interests--I mentioned Jainism and then, when we came across a Jain festival, she took me in the neighborhood Jain temple. You can't do better than this.
