Weekend stay with girlfriend in bangalore?

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julietinfairverona

Sri satya sai baba's ashram? the grounds are quite nice - he kinda wierd - but i will say its definetly an experience!

jaikumaar6

enjoy in the airport lol

irfan

Hi.
There is Hotel Abhishek at Kumara Krupa Road, stay there, visit Brigade Road and MG Road, Indiranagar and Koramangala are also place full of shops and malls where you could buy things, besides which you could also catch a few movies in the the theaters in the malls. Have a nice time!
All the best!

brainless

u could try the ginger hotel. its details are avilable here & tariff seems to be within your budget too :

Ginger Hotel
124, EPIP Phase II, Whitefield, Bangalore

Ginger, a new brand and category of Smart Basics hotels focuses on key facilities that meet the key needs of the traveler and provides consistent clean, convenient, quality accommodation, with friendly service at affordable prices. With a constantly changing menu, the in-house restaurant called "Square Meal" provides a variety of cuisines as the menu changes everydayand also has vending machines that dispense beverages even while the restaurant is closed. A gymnasium is present which features all the necessary equipment like a treadmill, exercycle, boxing bag and weights. The hotel has a meeting room and business centre that is equipped with cyber cafe, scanner, colour printer, fascimile, photocopier and Wi Fi cards. Other facilities include gymnasium, laundry service, currency exchange and self check-in.

Hotel Location:
The hotel is located opposite the KTPO Exhibition Complex, next to Perot Systems building in the area around Dell, SAP Labs, iGate & GE Medical Systems offices in KIADB in Whitefield. It is 25 minutes away from Bangalore airport and 45 minutes away from the city bus terminal and railway station.

http://india.makemytrip.com/hotel-bookings-in-india/Hotel_detail.aspx?HID=11329

sanjeev saraogi

For that budget I would surely suggest you stay at Nandi Hills in rooms maintained by the State Govt. Tourism Dept. for which the bookings are accepted at their Lalbaugh Office.Their suites are O.K. and price is reasonable,food is edible but not extra-ordinary.The peace and quiet apart from the wonderful scenery in the mornings and late evenings will make your stay for the said purpose all worth-while.

wise

you did not say which part of Bangalore for me to provide you with such information with Little travel and expenses!
Congratulation!
kuda Hafiz!
email me I shall try to assist you! Insh'Allah!

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There is Hotel Abhishek at Kumara Krupa Road, stay there, visit Brigade Road and MG Road, Indiranagar and Koramangala are also place full of shops and malls where you could but things, besides which you could also catch a few movies in the the theaters in the malls. Have a nice time! All the best!

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2_b_or_not_2_b

u cud stay at Hotel Brindavan and check out MG Rd, Brigade Rd

ashoke

Visit Shiva temple behind Kids Kemp near airport

Take her to kodaikanal, ooty lovely place when it is scorching heat in Bangalore..

Enjoy with her. Spend time with her.

Or.. Go over to Mangalore. She would be happy to be in a differnet place rather than being in Bangalore.

Take care.. Enjoy..

a a a

Lalbagh Gardens
Hyder Ali established the beautiful Lalbagh Gardens in 1760. His son Tipu Sultan extended it to its present size and added a mango grove. There are over 1,000 different varieties of plants and flowers; 150 varieties of roses alone. One of the original towers built by Kempe Gowda to mark Bangaloreâ€™s city limits is located here. There is a lotus pond, an ornate clock, and the interesting Glass House in the middle of the park.

After the British took over Bangalore, Prince Albert Victor of Wales built the Glass House in the late 1800s to resemble the Crystal Palace in London. A flower show is held here during the weeks of Republic Day (Jan. 26) and Independence Day (Aug. 15).

Hyder Aliâ€™s Fort and Tipu Sultanâ€™s Summer Palace
This fort, on Krishnarajendra Rd, opposite Vanivilas Hospital, was originally built of brick and mud by Chikkadevaraga Wodeyar in the late 1600s. Hyder Ali renovated the fort in the 18th century. Much of the fort was destroyed in battles with the British, but what is left has been well preserved. There are a nice Ganesh (Ganapati) temple and some Islamic-style arches and towers.

The Summer Palace (1791) took ten years to complete. Many of the wall paintings have been painted over. Tipu Sultan called it Lask-e-Jannat or â€œthe Envy of Heaven.â€ It is half a km south of the fort (open 9 am to 5 pm).Admission foreigner/Indian Rs 100/5

Bull Temple (Basavanagudi Mandir)
This temple is at the end of Bull Temple Road in the southwest part of the city, on Bugle Hill. It was built by Kempe Gowda, Bangaloreâ€™s founder. There is a huge Nandi bull here over 500 years old. It is 5m (16.5 ft) high and 6m (20 ft) long, carved from a single stone. The bull has a small iron plate on its head to prevent it, as tradition says, from growing. Open daily 9am-7pm. Bus 21, 35 and 49 come here.

Also, there is a Ganesh temple, with a large deity made of 110 kg of butter. The deity of butter is broken up and distributed every four years. Open daily to non-Hindus 8 am to 8 pm. Buses #34 or #37 come here from the City bus stand.
Gavi Gangadhareswara Temple

On January 14 (Makara Sankranti), between 5 and 6 pm, as the sun sets, its rays pass through the window and the horns of Nandi to strike the Siva-linga in this temple. There is also a deity of Agni, the fire-god, here. The temple is near the Kempambudi Tank, in the southwest part of the city. Kempe Gowda built it in the 16th century.
Maharajaâ€™s Palace

The palace is located in the north part of the city. This extravagant building has battlements, fortified towers, ramparts, and is surrounded by a huge garden. The palace is open only one week a year in November.

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