At the heart of Bengaluru lies its markets, locally called “pete”. This is where the locals come each morning to pick out the freshest vegetables, spices, silks or maybe even plan a wedding. This is the epicenter of business for local and migrant traders in the city. We’ll walk around the many markets that dot the old quarters and take breaks to fuel up on delicious local treats. This half day walking tour will give you a perspective into our city’s origins, an introduction to the local way of life and photo opportunities that are unrivalled.
Highlights:
• Stories of the origins of Bengaluru and its many legends.
• A walk through the flower market with a heady scent of freshly picked flowers —a photographer’s delight.
• A visit to an old Hindu temple and one of the First Palaces in the city.
• An insight into the intricacies of jewelry making and the fine art of silk dying and weaving.
• Snack on some traditional delicacies at a local eatery.
Duration – Half Day (5 Hours)
Tour Days: Every day of the week
Start Time: 8 am
Walking Distance: 5 km
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