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Old Bangalore Street Food & History Walking Tour 7% OFF
Bangalore, India
$64.93
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Overview
Bangalore Food Tour showcases the vibrant street food culture of one of India's hidden gems. This 3-hour evening walk immerses you in the flavors and stories that make Bangalore's culinary scene so special.
- 🍽️ Stroll through Lalbagh Botanical Garden, the oldest green space in Bangalore, known for its stunning flora and peaceful ambiance.
- 🌳 Encounter friendly monkeys, curious squirrels, and birds as you wander through the garden during the enchanting dusk hour.
- 🥪 Taste local snacks like the congress bun, a soft roll filled with spicy peanuts, paired with refreshing avocado or sitaphal juice.
- 🔥 Indulge in bajji served in four delicious variations: pineapple, banana, chili, and potato, all freshly fried and irresistible.
- 🥞 Savor crispy dosas slathered in butter and warm holige with a sweet jaggery filling, reminiscent of home-cooked meals.
- 🌶️ Experience peri peri paneer and buttery pav bhaji, both packed with spice and flavor, perfect for sharing.
- 🍬 Delight in a tall jalebi soaked in syrup, complemented by cool rabdi and soft kesar jamun for a sweet finish.
- 🍦 Conclude your culinary journey with spongy rasgulla and kulfi, providing a refreshing end to a delightful evening.
- 🚗 Pickup and drop-off included if the "Private Tour with Pick Up" option is selected for added convenience.
- 💧 Enjoy over 12 tastings, bottled water, and entry to Lalbagh Botanical Garden, ensuring a comprehensive experience.
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Bangalore Food Tour
Small Group Tour
Small Group Tour
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 3 hours
- Erudite Guide and Food Expert
- 12+ Tastings
- Bottled water
- Metro ride between stops
- GST (Goods and Services Tax)
- Admission fee
- Gratuities
- Alcoholic Beverages
Meeting point
Our guide will meet you at entrance of Chikpet Metro Station
Return details
We can see you off at the National College Metro Statio.n too at the end of the tour
- We begin in Chickpete, one of Bengaluru's oldest quarters, laid out in the 16th century when Kempe Gowda founded the city around its central market wards. Its narrow lanes still hum with the wholesale silk and textile trade that gave the area its name — a working maze that has defied every attempt at a straight line. (pass by)
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Tucked into the din of Chickpete stands a pocket of stillness — a Shwetambar Jain temple whose marble interiors feel worlds away from the lanes outside. Step in and the noise falls back: cool stone underfoot, soft light, and the quiet devotion of a community that has traded and worshipped here for generations. The craftsmanship rewards a slow look, from delicate pillarwork to painted detail overhead. The contrast with the market makes it all the more striking — a reminder that Bengaluru's old city holds sanctuaries as readily as it holds commerce.
- We make our way along Avenue Road, the spine of the old city — a single thoroughfare packed shoulder to shoulder with booksellers, jewellers, and century-old sweet shops. The smell of jasmine and frying snacks drifts from side lanes as we walk toward the great market ahead. Chaotic, colourful, and utterly Bengaluru. (pass by)
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KR MarketKrishna Rajendra Market — KR Market to everyone — is the beating heart of the old city and one of Asia's busiest flower markets. It stands where Tipu Sultan's forces once clashed with the British, and today it's pure colour and negotiation: mountains of marigold and rose, porters balancing impossible loads, and vendors' calls filling a space that never truly sleeps. We take our time through the flower, fruit, and wholesale sections for a slice of daily life few visitors see up close. Come with your senses open — this is commerce as theatre, and Bengaluru at its most alive.
- We pass the remains of Bangalore Fort — the stronghold Kempe Gowda first raised in 1537, later rebuilt in stone by Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan. Its gates close by 5pm, so we admire it from outside, where the surviving Delhi Gate still speaks of the sieges that shaped the city. From nearby KR Market Metro, we then hop on a short metro ride south toward the evening's final stop. (pass by)
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Everything so far has been the build-up — this is what the day has been walking toward. As evening settles, the city shifts gear & so do we. The lanterns glow, the griddles start hissing & the feast begins. We ease in with snacks Bangaloreans have grabbed on their way home for generations. Pull apart a congress bun — a soft roll hiding a punch of spicy peanuts — & wash it down with fresh avocado or sitaphal juice. Then the fryer: bajji in four avatars — pineapple, banana, chilli & potato — impossible to stop at one. Follow it with gossamer-thin dose slicked with butter, & a warm holige whose jaggery filling tastes like grandmother made it. Then we head north. Peri peri paneer with a fiery kick. Pav bhaji in a cloud of butter & spice — torn, dunked, devoured. A tall jalebi, coiled & syrup-soaked, with cool rabdi & a soft kesar jamun. The finale is unhurried — a spongy rasgulla & a kulfi melting faster than you can finish. A full stop on a sentence the city wrote all evening.
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Old Bangalore Street Food & History Walking Tour 7% OFF
Bangalore, India
$64.93
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
01
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
02
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
03
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!