This sprawling property situated in Bengaluru is the global headquarters of the Art of Living foundation. It hosts regular meditation and spiritual retreats for millions of visitors every year. Such events aside, the facility also has an Ayurveda Hospital and a Panchakarma Center within its premises. The facade of Vishalakshi Mantap, which is the meditation hall, is truly impressive, made of multiple tiers arranged in the form of stairs, with a dome crowning the whole ensemble. The area also features verdant lawns, with the major focus being on offering a sense of tranquility to the visitors.
In 1997 PVR Cinemas opened their first multiplex in India since then their growth spurt is tremendous. They have their presence all across the country and this PVR has eleven screens to its credit. A perfect entertainment venue so grab some popcorn, coke and watch high-quality films and the latest cinema blockbusters.
With a capacity of 300, KEA Prabhath Rangamandira is an expansive auditorium that regularly conducts corporate events, musicals, play and other theatrical productions. The auditorium is equipped with state-of-the-art audio visual equipment including a 24 channel digital mixer, multi channel lighting control and even a specialized theater drapes system. In addition to the various technical aspects, the theater’s teak wood floors, comfy chairs and carpeted floors ensure that patrons to the auditorium are comfortable. KEA Prabhath Rangamandira also houses a cafeteria, an event space, a space for workshops and rehearsals as well as an expansive parking lot.
The Government Museum is an initiative of the Karnataka State Government to preserve the archaeological excavations retrieved from the southern regions of India. The display here consists of interesting pottery pieces, curios, metal coins, musical instruments, and also stone idols of Gods and Goddesses. The premises are well-maintained and the gardens pruned to an impossible perfection. The red building with its majestic columns form a vital aspect to its structure and is an architectural feat from the late 19th Century. On giving prior notice, entry for school students is free. The Government Museum is situated on the Kasturba Road near Cubbon Park. Call ahead before visiting, as the museum is closed on government holidays, Mondays and second Saturdays.