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You can travel via NH-150A and NH75 and reach Yeshwantpur in 3 hours and 25 minutes. The condition of the road is good and traffic is regular on this route.

Shri Yediyur Siddalingeshwar Swamy Temple, Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, Nimishambha Temple, and Markonahalli Dam are prominent stopovers along this route. You can also seek blessings at the Saumyakeshava Temple in Nagamangala. History lovers can visit The Gumbaz and Dariya Daulat Baug also known as The Summer Palace of Tipu Sultan. 

An alternate route for Yeshwantpur is via NH275, it is shorter and around 2 hours 27 minutes to cover 150 kilometers. However, this route has tolls so you might want to avoid it.

You can offer prayers at the Sri Ugra Narasimha Temple and Sri Varadaraja Swamy Temple. Bird lovers can enjoy bird watching at Iggalur Dam. Pick some wooden toys as souvenirs from Channapatna and enjoy the views at Sholay Shooting HillTop.

Another route is via Jattipalla – Kanakapura Road or Malavalli – Mysore Road. You can cover the distance of 161 kilometers in around 3 hours and 35 minutes.

Nijagal Betta

Nijagal Betta, also known as Siddara Betta, is a hillock near Tumkur’s Dabaspet town. The ruins of ancient temples and forts serve as a landmark from which you can see the hill. This hill symbolizes religious unity because it contains a Hanuman temple and Dargha, which locals visit and worship regularly.

Infant Jesus Shrine

The church is named after and dedicated to the Infant Jesus. It was constructed in 1971 to honor the historic Infant Jesus of Prague. The Infant Jesus Shrine is the name of this church. It houses both a statue of the Infant Jesus and a museum. It has small glass window panes on the inside. Devotees come to this shrine to seek blessings and to have their prayers answered.

Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple

Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple is a well-known ancient cave temple in Bangalore, Karnataka, India, located in Hulimavu, Bannerghatta Road. The temple is famous for a significant and almost magical phenomenon that occurs every year on a specific day in January. The temple is also an outstanding example of Indian rock-cut architecture.

Art of Living International Center

The Art of Living International headquarters – Bangalore Ashram was built in 1986, 21 kilometers south of Bangalore in rural Karnataka, southern India. Each week the Art of Living Center offers a variety of residential courses, ranging from a Basic Course that introduces one to the world-renowned Sudarshan Kriya to an Advanced Course that allows one to go deeper within oneself.

Yeshwantpur is a bustling area of Bangalore and the selection of merchandise in the markets will astonish you.

The Union Urban Development Authority recently listed Mysore as the “second cleanest city” in India. The royal architecture makes it one of the most popular tourist attractions in Karnataka, with a big number of visitors each year. The magnificence of Mysore city, which includes prehistoric ruins, palaces, monuments, temples, churches, sandalwood forests, and well-manicured gardens, attracts travellers from all over the world. The city’s multicultural atmosphere and wealthy quality of living add to Mysore’s beauty, which includes people from all religions and walks of life.

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Yeshwantpur’s top shopping malls include Vaishnavi Sapphire Mall, Orion Mall, Rockline Mall, Golden Height Mall, and Westgate Value Mall.

Yeshwantpur offers a wide range of appetizing cuisine. Some of the best restaurants in Yeshwantpur to visit include Akshaya Family Restaurant, Hotel Elite Restaurant, Au Bon Pain, Feast, Aishwarya Andhra Style Restaurant, and others.