BANGALORE CITY INFORMATION FOR BUSINESS TRAVELLERS

 Bangalore is now a busy destination for business travelers because of the many IT corporations that are located here. Not only is it the hub of IT companies, but various other business sectors are also thriving here too. Business people need to be aware of the city’s functioning and the kinds of facilities that are available. Some of the facilities that they can avail are the metro, BMTC, airport, restaurants, lodges, and hotels in Bangalore. Here is a list of information about the city of Bangalore for business travelers.

Population: As there are numerous opportunities in Bangalore, Indians from various states come and make a home in this metropolitan city. With over 11 million people residing in Bangalore, it is the fourth largest city after Mumbai, Kolkata and Delhi.

Climate: Bangalore experiences a very pleasant climate. For most of the year, the daytime temperature does not vary much. It mostly remains constant between 26-29 degrees Celsius. From March to May when it is very hot, the temperature reaches up to 34 degrees Celsius. When it is winter time, temperatures can go as low as 15 degrees Celsius during the night, and during the day, it can be a little bit chilled. Also, there can be a lot of fog during winter mornings and the months of September and October experience a lot of monsoon showers.

Airport Information: Almost 40 kilometers away from the city centre is Bangalore’s brand new international airport which opened in May 2008. To get here, it takes almost one or two hours, depending on the density of the traffic.

Getting around: Travelling in and around Bangalore has become much easier than before thanks to Uber, Ola and Metro. These facilities not only save time, but also ensure that your ride is a smoother and a safer one. Other transportation facilities that take you wherever you wish are the trains, auto rickshaws, cabs and local buses.

Neighborhoods in Bangalore: M.G. Road is Bangalore’s central business district which stretches from Cubbon Park to the Vidhana Soudha. The UB city which is this city’s luxury mall is the hottest place to hang out. Indiranagar and Koramangala are the two posh areas, where one can find many restaurants, entertainment spots and business hotels in Bangalore.

One of Bangalore’s most historic places is Malleshwaram. It is situated in the northwest part of the city and dates back to almost 1890s. The atmosphere in this area is quiet and peaceful, not to forget a posh one too.

Whitefield, the IT hub of Bangalore, is an area that is developing at a very rapid rate. As many IT companies are mushrooming, this place also sees a development of many high-end malls, gated communities, villas, and many luxury hotels in Bangalore.

Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

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