Thursday, December 8, 2011
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Big Banyam Tree
Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain on Raj Bhavan Road
What you see – Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain
on Raj Bhavan Road in Bangalore is located inside an energy park
maintained by the Horticulture Department and the department of
Karnataka Renewable Energy. And so while you make your way towards the
fountain, solar panels, a windmill and a biomass plant will catch your
attention. The park uses energy generated from these non-conventional
sources for powering lights in the evenings. This includes the
beautiful, musical fountains with their multi-colored lighting.
What you get - The Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain in Bangalore conducts sound and light shows in the evenings. These shows feature fountains dancing to the tunes of patriotic songs, popular Bollywood numbers and a few Kannada songs. The shows start with an introduction to the fountain in Kannada followed by the national song of ‘Vande Mataram’. It ends on a spectacular note to the music of ‘Sare jahan se achha’, giving most of its viewers, goose flesh.
The musical fountain show is a perfect example of synchronization of music and technology. The flow is patterned in such an apt fashion that not a single beat of music is missed. Each rhythm is followed with the jets of water performing as efficiently if not better than trained, human dancers. And formations with colored lights are as perfect too ranging from a swaying peacock tail to showcasing a rainbow colored mist. For further visual delight, there is a projector in the backdrop that displays still images relevant to the song or music.
The Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain in Bangalore is a treat to the eyes. It’s a perfect match of nature, music and technology. It’s unusual and worth an experience. The area around the fountain is surrounded by a canopy of lush green, tall trees and has a seating capacity of over 1,000. But the best part is that all of this is powered by renewable energy resources. This could be a good learning experience for kids as well. Besides, there’s a children’s park here too.
With an entry ticket of Rs. 10 per adult, watching the sound and light show under a starry night would be the best way of entertainment in Bangalore. It could just turn out to be a pleasant musical evening with family or loved ones. You could even indulge in some night light photography. Shows are for 30 minutes each and are held at 7 PM and 8.30 PM daily. Parking space is available inside the park.
What you get - The Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain in Bangalore conducts sound and light shows in the evenings. These shows feature fountains dancing to the tunes of patriotic songs, popular Bollywood numbers and a few Kannada songs. The shows start with an introduction to the fountain in Kannada followed by the national song of ‘Vande Mataram’. It ends on a spectacular note to the music of ‘Sare jahan se achha’, giving most of its viewers, goose flesh.
The musical fountain show is a perfect example of synchronization of music and technology. The flow is patterned in such an apt fashion that not a single beat of music is missed. Each rhythm is followed with the jets of water performing as efficiently if not better than trained, human dancers. And formations with colored lights are as perfect too ranging from a swaying peacock tail to showcasing a rainbow colored mist. For further visual delight, there is a projector in the backdrop that displays still images relevant to the song or music.
The Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain in Bangalore is a treat to the eyes. It’s a perfect match of nature, music and technology. It’s unusual and worth an experience. The area around the fountain is surrounded by a canopy of lush green, tall trees and has a seating capacity of over 1,000. But the best part is that all of this is powered by renewable energy resources. This could be a good learning experience for kids as well. Besides, there’s a children’s park here too.
With an entry ticket of Rs. 10 per adult, watching the sound and light show under a starry night would be the best way of entertainment in Bangalore. It could just turn out to be a pleasant musical evening with family or loved ones. You could even indulge in some night light photography. Shows are for 30 minutes each and are held at 7 PM and 8.30 PM daily. Parking space is available inside the park.
Video
Anytime between – 7 PM – 8.30 PM (Closed on Mondays and second Tuesdays)
Nandi Hills
Nandi Hills or Nandidurg (Anglicised forms include Nandidrug and Nandydroog) is an ancient hill fortress of southern India, in the Chikkaballapur district of Karnataka state. It is located just 10 km from Chickballapur town and approximately 60 km from the city of Bangalore. The hills are nestled between the neighboring towns of Nandi, Muddenahalli, and Kanivenarayanapura
Lord Shiva @ Old Airport Road
The Shiva Statue is 65 feet. It is located on the Airport Road just
behind Kemp Fort. The statue depicts Lord Shiva who is seated in
Padmashan or Lotus position. This is the largest Shiva statue in India.
The background has been made to look as if it is Kailash. The River Ganga flows from the entangled rocks. The statute looks majestic during the night when it is lighted.
The whole area and the statue give the visitors a picture which clearly depicts the fabulous fable which is related to it.
The background has been made to look as if it is Kailash. The River Ganga flows from the entangled rocks. The statute looks majestic during the night when it is lighted.
The whole area and the statue give the visitors a picture which clearly depicts the fabulous fable which is related to it.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
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