A TRIP TO NANDI HILLS- BANGALORE

A MEMORABLE TRIP

Nandi Hills  are an ancient hill fortress built by Ganga Dynasty and later amplified and reinforced by Tipu Sulthan in southern India, in the Chikkaballapur district of Karnataka state. Its approximately 60 kms from Bangalore city. It's an absolute necessity go place in case you're in Bangalore. Best time to visit is before dawn that implies you have left Bangalore by 4.00 AM on the first part of the day for fantastic perspectives and the foggy climate. 

We have planned for a road trip to Nandi hills and it was one of the amazing trips.  Me and three of my friends started our journey in bikes around 4.00 AM. We continued our journey enjoying the cool monsoon breeze. We reached there around 5.30 AM. We entered into the Nandi Hills by paying Rs. 100 parking and entry fee. 

Sunrise view

        Cold breeze all over is something exactly what I got when I went up. Regardless, I got the chance to see the mists above and underneath me, mysteriously isolated by a line of blue sky!
We were extremely quick to experience of getting the look of the downhills seen from sky decks which were developed as of late. Subsequent to clicking a couple of photos from the deck, we had a walk around Gandhi Nilaya, the rest house where Gandhiji had remained during his visit to Bangalore. Further ahead, we ran over a little sanctuary devoted to Nandi (Nellikai Basavanna). Other than that there was an ashram where some swami had taught for a year. It began drizzling for a concise spell of time, since we had prepared ourselves truly well, didn't confront any issues.

We enjoyed the beauty of the hills and we were all set to return around 8.30 AM. The outing, which was intended to be a compulsory visit to the slopes, shockingly ended up being productive experience. Additionally, felt sorry to learn undesirable land advancement around biologically and verifiable noteworthy spot near Bangalore. Expectation the mental stability wins and the spot are safeguarded for ages to witness!