Bengaluru offers a unique side of South Indian culture and life; Skyscrapers mingle with trees on every corner and temples are as frequent as rooftop breweries. And Diljit DosanjhThe pending arrival in the city only strengthens its status as a destination that does not disappoint in terms of incredible city experiences. Although he might be busy decorating his concert house, we can’t help but wonder which iconic spots in the city he would love and choose for his next city reel! And here’s our best guess:

Bangalore Palace

Bangalore Palace, with its stunning architecture, expansive gardens and rich history, provided the perfect backdrop for the King of Punjabi Pop. Built in 1878 by King Chamarajendra Wadiyar X of the Mysore royal family, the palace takes inspiration from England’s Windsor Castle and is spread over 45,000 square feet. The intricate woodwork, detailed carvings and stained glass windows provide the perfect backdrop for Diljit’s next city reel.

Lalbagh Botanical Garden

A quiet moment in nature? Looks like Diljit can appreciate this. A stroll through this 17th-century botanical garden, started by Tipu Sultan, is a must-do in Bangalore. Known for its spectacular flower beds, ponds and 3,000-million-year-old rock, it houses over 1,000 exotic plants from Afghanistan and Persia.

Cubbon Park

Now called Sri Chamarajendra Park, this urban oasis is the place where people from all over the city gather to spend a day breathing in the fresh air on a quick jog or yoga session. As one of the major ‘lung’ areas of the city, this park is spread over 300 acres and is a center of attraction for nature lovers. Coming here you can also see the State Library which is located in Sheshadri Iyer Memorial Hall.

Nandi Hills

If Diljit has time for an early morning adventure, we think he’ll love the dramatic views of the Nandi Hills. While the area is very crowded today due to its growing popularity as a quick getaway from the city, Nandi Hills still offers postcard sunrise views, making it a favorite among locals and travelers alike.

Summer Palace of Tipu Sultan

For a more leisurely morning, we recommend Diljit visit Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace early in the morning. Built during the reign of Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, this magnificent palace was completed in 1791. It is known for its Indo-Islamic architecture, the two-storey structure has intricately carved wooden pillars, ornate brackets and a delightful environment surrounded by lush gardens. Flowering bushes, and fountains. Today, a part of the palace has been converted into a museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the life of Tipu Sultan.

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