The True Essence of Bengaluru Captured in 10 Outstanding Clicks

Bengaluru is one of the very few cities, apart from hill stations, in India where you can take an afternoon stroll without getting burnt to a cinder. But, its beautiful weather is not the only thing that makes the city so amazing. Here are 10 pics that capture the essence of the city in the truest way.

This huge tree at Lalbagh portrays the amazing way in which the city is connected to nature.

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Blossoms!!!! One can literally spend days in this book house.

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The central library in contrast.

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The tempting filter coffee…

Photo: Wikipedia

The fascinating wall paintings that blend people in them beautifully…

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The first light at Cubbon Park.

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Nrityagram Dance Village, where dance is not just dance, it’s a way of life.

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The cops of Bengaluru. Do you know their Facebook pages are regularly updated and lakhs of people are following them for getting information?

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The People. Who have amazing memories to share about the city and yet have a heart big enough to accept the new changes.

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The weather. Do we need to say more?

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