Bangalore

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Bangalore: the city of Today’s generation, a massive hub of educational institutions, Information technology, latest trends. It is in south India in the state of Karnataka. It is also called the city of lakes as it has two beautiful lakes named as Hebbal Lake and Ulsoor Lake. Bangalore is upcoming in every sphere from literacy to arts to economy, to drama to adverse technologies to hotels. You name it and it has it.

Features of Bangalore city:

• Garden city of our country: Bangalore is called the garden city of our country as it’s famous for its flora. It has beautiful lush green gardens with artistic geometrical designs, plantations, flowers, green houses. Few famous gardens are The Cubbon Park, The Lal bagh, Lumbini Gardens, Wonder La Amusement Park. Even on road sides we see lot of greenery, trees which make the city all the lovely and attractive.

• Education: The literacy rate in Bangalore is very high. Even low class families are sending their children to schools to at least give them primary education. Most of the schools are English medium. Bid\g institutes like IIM i.e. Indian Institute of management whose admission is not easy and children from outside India also put in their best to get through this institute is located here. Lot of stress is given on education in terms of technology, law, business management, arts, sciences etc.

• Infosys: The major junction of technology, the kings of computers is located in Bangalore i.e. Infosys. With the efforts of the CEO of Wipro Mr. Aziz PremJi, the challenges have become much easier to handle and the growth rate has increased incredibly.

• Religious places: Bangalore has many religious places which are valuable assets of this city. The most famous in the Iskcon Temple by Hare rama Hare Krishna group. Their rath yatra is worth seeing. Then the Bull temple which has a bull statue. Its carving is beautifully done. Then there is The Venkeramana Swami Temple. It is one of the oldest temples.

• Travel: Bangalore has a domestic as well as international Airport. It has direct flights coming from US, Europe etc. The tourism in Bangalore is very well managed. Once you are at the airport the best way to commute in the city is through a Taxi.

• Tipu Sultans Palace: It is a very ancient monument and almost all tourists see it at least once. It is a wooden two storied building and very creatively made. Its art and sculpture is worth appreciating.

• BPOs and call centers: Business process outsourcing jobs in Bangalore as well as call centers are really coming up. Youngsters even during and after their graduation can take out their basic pocket money. There are high profile job outsourcing also which requires training. Data processing, data conversion jobs, technical support jobs, customer care specialists etc are available. There are many companies supporting this like IGate global solutions, Iraanis etc.

Bangalore, the third largest city of India and also called the silicon valley of India is a very progressive city. It is a city full of energy and fast life.