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Trip to Nrityagram

The Nrityagram Dance Village is a treat to the eye! It has a village ambience with mud buildings all built in a unique design using local materials and Indian village architecture. The grounds are green with shady trees and vegetable gardens to stroll through.
How to Reach -Bangalore to Nrtyagram - 30km
Tumkur Road->Reach at Dasarahalii
Take right - The road goes to Hesaragatta .U will see Sapthagiri collage at right side. Go ahead and u will see an overbridge across the road. Cross the bridge and u will see big yellow color watertank at right side. Go ahead and take left from next junction. Then u will see an IBP Petrol bunk at left side and Indian Oil Petrol bunk at right side. Take next right. U will see a board for JV School at this turn. Follow the board for Taj Kudeeram.

Pearl Valley

It actually is a small stream but very beautiful, nevertheless. There are a couple of waterfalls in a small narrow valley. The falling water hits the rocks and bounces up in droplets of water all through these waterfalls. And the bouncing and falling droplets in the backdrop of the sun are a visual treat, appear like drops of pearl which brings in the name for Muthyala Madu(Muthu is pearls in Kannada, Madu is a small water body). But keep in mind that you can find water in the falls only for some days after it rains.

How to Reach - It is an hours drive from Bangalore and must be almost 40kms. Its in the periphery of Banneraghatta National Park. To reach the place, head out on Banneraghatta Road, continue beyond Banneraghatta National Park and reach Anekal. Take a right from Anekal and drive for an other 10 minutes to reach the valley. An alternate, slightly longer road is to reach Anekal via Attibele by taking Hosur Road.

Trip to Shravanabalagola

It is a huge 18 meter high monolithic statue of Lord Gommatheshwara on the top of a hill (Vindyagiri or Indragiri) is considered the tallest in the world. Just opposite to the the Gomatheshwara statue is another hill (Chandragiri) with some Jain temples and the tomb of Chandragupta Maurya.
How to Reach - Distance 149km. From Bangalore take Tumkur road (NH4) to reach Nelamangala (Approx 28 kms). From Nelamangala take left turn to drive along Bangalore-Mangalore highway (NH48). Kunigal town is on the way approx 46 kms from Nelamangala. Continue on the NH48 till you reach Hirisave, from here take a left turn - a state highway connects Hirisave to Shravanabelagola covering 18 kms of very good and scenic roads.

Trip to Sringeri

We set out on a journey to Sringeri on June 2nd.
This was where Shankaracharya, the great 9th century philosopher and social reformer, established the first of his four mathas, the other three are at Joshimath in the Himalayas, Puri to the east and Dwarka to the west.

Wayanad

Chembra Peak
Edackal Caves
Lakkidi
Pookot Lake
Soochippara WaterFalls

Trip to Mumbai

GateWay of India - The Gateway of India - a 26 mt. Triumphal Archway designed Century to commemorate the visit of King Geoge and Queen Mary to India in 1911
Princes of Wales Museum - Built in the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture to honour king George V's visit to India. It has 3 main sections: Art , Archealogy , & Natural History. It has a fine collection of Chinese Jade pieces, oil paintings & miniature paintings.
Hanging Garden - Perched at the top of Malabar Hill. The park was laid out in the early 1880s over Bombay's main reservoir, some say to cover the water from the potentially contaminating activity of the nearby Towers of Silence.
Haji Ali Mosque - Situated in between the Arabian Sea, is
a whitewashed fairytale mosque containing the tomb of the
Muslim saint Haji Ali.
Juhu Beach - JUHU Situated 30 km from the city, it is a crowded beach with residential apartments and bungalows surrounding it. It seems as if the entire population of the area descends on the beach for a breath of fresh air!.
Marine Drive - Marine Drive runs along the shoreline of the Arabian Sea from Nariman Point to the foot of Malabar Hill. It's one of Mumbai's most popular romantic spot and sunset view is amazing.