How to Have a DreamStream Inspired Weekend in Bangalore


There are multitude of things to do in and around Bangalore, whether you are looking to spend time with your family or friends, there is something for everyone. From lavish resorts, malls, pubs and more, you can never get bored of this elegant city. Popular Weekend Getaways in and around Bangalore are:

Sarjapur road, situated within the city limits, has several ATV riding clubs which provide you with high-powered quad bikes, gloves and helmets along with experienced instructors. All you should take with you is a ‘Need for speed’ and an appetite for jarring rides.

Camping in Bangalore is made easy thanks to a number of scenic locations which are ideal for the same. Kanakapura, which is quite close to Bangalore is one such destination that you will surely enjoy. Tourists, trekkers come here to camp or to stay in one of the luxurious resorts.

Ramanagara is famous for its sericulture, and is nicknamed Silk City. Located about 50kms from Bangalore, it has a series of tall granite hills on its periphery, popularly known as the ‘Sholay hills’ after the legendary Bollywood movie which was shot here years ago. Of these hills, the three most commonly visited for rock climbing are Thenginkalbetta.
As you climb up the rock surface, supported by safety harness, your endurance, strength and agility is tested immensely. Though once you reach the top, you are rewarded with stunning views of the neighbouring terrain

Best known for its scenic beauty and greenery this is another top place to visit near Bangalore. Once a summer retreat of Tipu Sultan, today Nandi Hills is the city’s favourite quick getaway option, being only 70 km from the city centre.

A number of activities can be undertaken here including paragliding, trekking through several trails, and even a lesser known off-roading path next to the hill. The hill set offers attractions such as Tipu’s Drop, Horse Way, Secret Escape Route, and couple famous temples – the Bhoga Nandeeshwara Temple and Sri Bhoga Narasimha Temple. These hills also provide natural habitation for diverse species of wildlife.

Drive on the Kanakpura road to reach this natural footprint where the River Arkavathy merges with River Cauvery. A piece of wonderment awaits at Mekedatu, lcated about 90km from the city centre.
With a strong mythology story tucked behind its name (Mekedatu means goat’s leap in Kannada), upstream on the Cauvery is the famous Shivasamudra Falls.

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