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Bangalore, also known as the Garden City and Silicon Valley of India, is renowned for its top-notch infrastructure, international businesses, especially IT firms, mega malls, and gardens. It is one of the most cosmopolitan metro cities in India. It’s known for its rich culture and heritage, and also for being a vibrant city that has everything you need to be entertained. But sometimes, it’s nice to escape from the hustle-bustle and head out on an adventure and peace. If you are looking for a relaxing romantic getaway near Bangalore, then look no further than these beautiful hill stations near Bangalore that will give your soul a much-needed break!

1.                 Chikmagalur

Chikmagalur is a hill station located in Karnataka. It is famous for its coffee and tea plantations, which are located at an elevation of 1500 meters above sea level. Chikmagalur is known as the gateway to the Western Ghats and has several waterfalls.

This alluring hill resort offers adventurous activities that will satisfy your inner thrill seeker in addition to temples and sightseeing. There are several waterfalls, including Jhari Waterfalls, Hanuman Gundi Waterfalls, Shankar Falls, and Kadambi Falls, that are well-known and will leave you spellbound by their breathtaking natural beauty. You will always remember that view of the cascading water rushing across the rocky landscape.

2.               Coorg

Coorg is a beautiful hill station in Karnataka, India. It is known for its coffee plantations, scenic beauty, wildlife, and food. The place has been attracting nature lovers from across the world with its natural richness and scenic beauty. Coorg was once the hunting grounds of the maharajas of Mysore who were fond of hunting there. It has since evolved into a major tourist destination with many places to visit in Coorg.

The most popular tourist attractions in Coorg include: The Gajanana temple which has more than one hundred steps leading up to it and was built over 1000 years ago by Chola kings during their rule over southern India; Hoysala temples were built between 1150 AD & 1350 AD by Hoysala artisans who were masters of art & architecture; these temples are dedicated to various Hindu gods & goddesses such as Shiva, Vishnu & Durga; and Attukal Pongala Festival held every year for nine days with thousands of devotees participating each year.