Bull Temple (Nandi Temple)

Welcome to Bangalore! If India is the rising star in the world economy, this city has a prominent role to play. Our city tour captures the essence of Bangalore in all aspects – art, architecture, culture, colors, cuisine, history, nature, religion, shopping, etc. Join us on this tour to: – Listen to the growth story of Bangalore; from boiled beans to Kempegowda to Silicon valley – Know why Indians are among the World's best in IT – Stroll through Lalbagh, the famous botanical garden – Watch Hindu devotees throng the Big Bull & Ganesh temples – Marvel the perspectives offered by the 220 year old Tipu palace – Feel the heartbeat of old Bangalore & its flower markets – Experience a short tuktuk ride amidst crazy traffic & honking – Enjoy a delicious South Indian vegetarian lunch – Click pics of the magnificent facades of Vidhana Soudha & Bangalore Palace – Shop for souvenirs & handicrafts from across India – pashminas, silk, cotton, sandalwood, jewelry, Indian ethnic wear, bronzes etc.

This 3-hour curated walk lets you explore one of Bangalore's first extensions called as  Basavanagudi which is more than 120 years old.  Learn more about the history of Bangalore after the rule of it's founder, the king Kempe Gowda.  On this walk  you get to explore a few temples, some parks and also the local market. Included is a traditional South Indian breakfast/snack at an iconic restaurant in this neighborhood.

Embark on an enriching day trip from Bangalore, starting at 7:00 AM with your private guide meeting you at your hotel. Your journey unfolds with a picturesque drive to Lepakshi Temple, a 16th-century marvel known for its unique stone carvings and paintings. Explore the temple complex, discovering its main sanctum, hanging pillar, and the monolithic Nandi statue, all accompanied by insightful narratives from your guide. After a delectable local lunch, proceed to Nandi Hills, a scenic hill station located 60 km away. Ascend to the hill's summit to visit the ancient Nandi Temple, offering breathtaking views. Conclude your exploration with a leisurely walk through the captivating gardens before returning to Bangalore at 6:30 PM. This day trip promises a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, ensuring an unforgettable experience.

Join us on this Walk to; – Savour steaming Idlis and coconut green chutney at Veena Stores; – Try Khara bath, Kesari bath and button idlis all at Paakashala – Taste lassi at Shriraj and bonda/bajji/pakoda next door; – Relish Sweets/chaats/paani puri at Asha or Indian Sweets; – Enjoy Masala Dosa and Filter Coffee at Shri Sagar (CTR); and so on; Also on the Walk, you shall: – Walk past the ancient Kadu Malleshwara & Narasimha temples; – Wonder at the miracle of the 400 year old statue of a bull spewing holy water on the Shiva Linga; – Gasp at the feverish choc-a-bloc traffic all around; – Admire the hard working street sellers & workers; – Soak in the atmosphere of a vegetable and a flower market; Just arrive with a good appetite, and we will take care of the rest!

Embark on a captivating "Thousand Pillar Temple, Warangal Fort & Ramappa Temple Tour" from Hyderabad, immersing yourself in the rich heritage of Warangal and its architectural marvels. Your journey commences with a comfortable hotel pick-up, leading you to the iconic Thousand Pillar Temple, a masterpiece of Kakatiya architecture dedicated to Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Surya. Next, venture to the renowned Ramappa Temple, showcasing exquisite Kakatiya craftsmanship and intricate carvings of Lord Shiva and the Nandi bull. After savoring local delicacies for lunch, explore the majestic Warangal Fort, adorned with stunning palaces and mosques reflecting medieval Indian architecture. Conclude your tour with a visit to the magnificent Kakatiya Kala Thoranam, symbolizing the glory of the Kakatiya dynasty. Finally, return to Hyderabad, brimming with memories of a day filled with historical splendor and architectural wonders.

In this guided day tour, we will explore a variety of fascinating sites from different eras. These include ancient Hindu temples, medieval ramparts and fortifications, an over 800-year-old sacred tamarind grove—one of India's few biodiversity heritage sites, and a pottery workshop. Breakfast and lunch are included in the price.

Embark on a delightful "Nandi Hills Day Trip from Bangalore" starting at 9:00 AM as your guide picks you up from your hotel. A scenic 60 km drive takes you to Nandi Hills, where you'll first explore the Nandi Temple atop the hill, dedicated to Lord Shiva's mount, Nandi. Revel in the breathtaking panoramic views of hills and valleys from this vantage point. Witness the awe-inspiring Tipu's Drop, a steep cliff with historical significance, followed by a visit to Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace, showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture and historical artifacts. Enjoy a local cuisine lunch break, then proceed to the ancient Bhoga Nandeeshwara Temple, known for its intricate carvings. Conclude your day with a visit to the serene Amrita Sarovar Lake before your guide drops you back at your hotel in Bangalore by 4:30 PM.

Come and explore the Temple of Hathor in Dendera on this Private Half Day Tour. Dendera is a complex surrounded by a mud brick enclosure wall. One of the most interesting things you will see in the Temple is the Dendera Zodiac which is in the ceiling including the signs of Libra the balance and Taurus the Bull. In morning our guide will pick up you from your hotel in Luxor to discover Luxor tours north from Luxor to come visit the Hathor temple at Dendera, the temple built for the goddess Hathor of love, music, dancing, Dendera is about 60 K.M north of Luxor, the temple thus is the north most of great foundations of Ptolemaic rulers, it is some of three kilo meters from the Nile, them temple is most explorable of all ancient Egyptians place of work ship, the tour remains for about 5 hours. It is located about 135 km from Luxor, then continue to Dendera which built for the goddess Hathor patroness of love and joy which built in 2250 B.C ….

On this walking tour, experience the cultural heritage of Bangalore through its gardens, temples, and bazaars in the company of an experienced and well-read guide. The highlights include the story of the sacred bull, visit 240 acre Lalbagh Botanical Garden, traditional cuisine breakfast at a local eatery,  Dodda Ganapathy temple, the mystery of twilight sun light at Gavi Gandheswar temple and walk through the local bazaars.

Discover the temple of Mount god of war for the old Egyptians in EL tod temple in Luxor. Get to El-Tod village which is small village exist south of Luxor and visit the temple. Listen well to your Egyptologist tour guide who will inform you by details the history of the temple.

Embark on a captivating 2.3-hour drive from Bangalore to Lepakshi Temple, accompanied by a knowledgeable guide who will meet you at your Bangalore hotel. This scenic journey leads to the 16th-century temple complex in the Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh. Discover the architectural splendors of Lepakshi Temple, including the renowned Veerabhadra Temple, Natya Mantapa, Kalyana Mandapa, and the fascinating Hanging Pillar—a pillar suspended in the air. Marvel at the colossal Nandi Statue, crafted from a single granite block. After immersing in the historical wonders, indulge in local cuisine at a nearby restaurant before your return drive to Bangalore. This day trip promises not only scenic beauty but also an insightful exploration of cultural and architectural treasures, guided by an experienced companion.

If you're pressed for time and seeking a memorable excursion from Bangalore, our fully guided day trip to Nandi Hills is the ultimate experience. Embark on an early morning adventure to Nandi Hills and witness the mesmerizing sunrise from its summit. Alongside this breathtaking spectacle, discover religious landmarks such as the Nandi Temple, Yoganandeeshwar Temple, and Nandishwara Temple, each steeped in history and tradition. Delve into the historical charm of Nandi Hills with visits to iconic structures like the Nehru Nilaya, showcasing British architectural influences. We've meticulously crafted this heritage experience to offer captivating stories that shed light on diverse architectural styles, traditions, and the enduring religious legacy of Nandi Hills.

Embark on a fascinating journey through Bangalore, a city where ancient temples coexist with bustling markets and tranquil parks. Begin at the revered Bull Temple, a sanctuary of spirituality and an architectural marvel. Here, absorb the serene atmosphere and marvel at the monolithic deity Nandi, reflecting the city’s deep-rooted spiritual heritage. Next, dive into the vibrant chaos of KR Market, the city’s largest marketplace. After the market’s lively energy, find solace in the lush greenery of Cubbon Park. This expansive park, dotted with statues and historical buildings, is a testament to the city’s colonial past and present-day urban oasis. Conclude your exploration at Vidhana Soudha and Attara Kacheri. These imposing government buildings, with their grandiose architecture, stand as symbols of Bangalore’s administrative significance and architectural beauty.

Pashupatinath Temple is one of the 8 UNESCO Cultural Heritage Sites of the Kathmandu Valley. Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, is one of the four most important religious sites in Asia. It was built in the 5th century. However, it is said to have existed from the beginning of the millennium when a Shiva lingam was discovered here. Visitors other than Hindus can see it from across the river. The inner sanctum has a Shiva lingam and outside sits the largest statue of Nandi the bull, the vehicle of Shiva. Hundred of Shiva lingams are within the compound. The big Maha Shivaratri festival in spring attracts thousands of devotees from within Nepal and from India.  HIGHLIGHTS • Learn Hinduism / Hindu Culture • Take pictures with the Hindu holy men • See the cremation of the dead body • Private Transportation with Driver • Tour by professional Guide  

Belur & Halebid temples are UNESCO world heritage sites and have one of the finest collection of sculptures in India. The sculptures are fantastic in terms of the intricacy of the carvings. Best exemplifies by the bracelets on the arms of one of the dancer statues can be moved up and down! Another noteworthy characteristic of sculptures in Belur is that sculptures at Belur is that they are signed off by the respective sculptors like in a painting, often as a boastful epithet. Our cultural evangelist will take you back in time to the 12th century to relive the glory days of this Kingdom.

Lepakshi tour is a guided tour to an Architectural jewel of the Vijayanagara Empire.It is a treasure trove of temples, sculptures, paintings and other works of art. The hanging pillar in the temple hall is a marvel of ancient structural engineering. The other highlight is the mystery of Giants who as per legends were supposed to have built the old sections of the temple. We will look for traces of the evidence left behind by Giants of their existence!

Located at a distance of 130 miles from the South Indian city of Hyderabad is the Ramappa Temple that is dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva. On this day-excursion from Hyderabad, visit the Ramappa Temple that is known for its historical richness and architectural excellence. The scenic beauty of the areas around the temple also makes it worth a visit. Highlights • Giant statue of the Nandi bull • Intricate carvings • Bricks that float on water

Kumbakonam is one of the oldest towns of the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Besides being famous for the ancient 7th century temples that date back to the Chola period, the town is also famous for the mathematical genius, Srinivasa Ramanujan. On this tour visit the house of “The man who knew Infinity” and two ancient Hindu temples dedicated to God Vishnu. Highlights • House of "The Man Who Knew Infinity", Srinivasa Ramanujan • Mahamaham water pond • Sarangapani temple • Uppiliappan Temple

Dendera temple is located about 2.5 km south-east of Dendera, 60 kilometers north of Luxor on the west bank of Nile River, roughly opposite the city of Qena

Visit Eklingji Temple that is situated at a half an hour’s drive from Udaipur. Originally built in the 8th century, it has been modified and rebuilt several times. The present structure dates back to the 15th century. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu God, Shiva the patron God of the rulers of the Mewar dynasty of Rajasthan. Highlights: • Double-storied Eklingji Temple • Silver doors to the temple • Four faced sculpture of God Eklingji