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Top 10 Places to Visit as a Student in Bangalore

College life is special and it is not a time that comes around frequently. The case of most college students is that they usually leave their homes and come to another city to live in a hostel and study. In that case, they get to experience life in a new city all by themselves. It is an intimidating thought but quite liberating as well. The joy of getting to explore a new city, all its malls, historical locations, parks and markets with friends is unparalleled and an unspoken imperative adventure. Any city is massive it is quite difficult and time-consuming to compile a list of must-visit places, especially in Bangalore, a city. But, fear not, because that is what I have done here, the top 10 places to visit as a student in Bangalore.

Top 10 Places to Visit as a Student in Bangalore 

First Place you must visit in Bangalore

Wonderla Amusement Park, Mysore Road

Wonderla is the perfect place for a young, energetic student craving for adventure and fun. Wonderla Amusement Park, ranked by TripAdvisor in 2014 as the 1 st in India and the 7 th best amusement park in Asia, is filled with all sorts of fun and dangerous rides and even has an amazing waterpark. Students can typically spend a day here exploring the many of the park’s attractions and cool off by taking a swim in pool and flex their fearlessness by trying out the park’s incredible water slides. Apart from all these, the park also has a musical fountain and laser shows, a virtual reality show and a dance floor with electronically controlled shower. If you are rich enough, Wonderla Bangalore also has a resort inside the park where you can stay. Wonderla is definitely is a must visit, especially if you are a student.

Second Place you must visit in Bangalore

Nandi Hills, Chikkaballapur

Among the college students in Bangalore, Nandi Hills is a popular destination. Being famously known for its epic and exquisite sunrise and sunsets, Nandi Hills is located 60 kilometers away from the city and it is one of the hill stations near Bangalore. Situated 1478 meters above the sea level, Nandi Hills was named so after renowned Nandi temple at the top of the hill and has a pleasant weather all around the year. Apart from its beautiful viewpoints, one can visit Tipu’s Drop, which is a cliff at a height of 600 meters and has a historical significance saying that prisoners were forced to their death down this cliff. One can visit Tipu’s Summer Palace and the Amrita Sarovar as well. Nandi Hills is also famous for its adventure activities, which includes paragliding, trekking and cycling. Suited for a one-day trip, Nandi Hills is a perfect combination of nature and historical monuments.

Third Place you must visit in Bangalore

Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens, Mavalli

Lal Bagh, meaning The Red Garden, is a famous botanical garden located in southern Bangalore. It was commissioned to be built by Hyder Ali and was later completed by Tipu Sultan. Known as one of the most beautiful gardens in India, Tipu Sultan added the horticulture wealth to the gardens by importing rare plants and trees from different countries. Spread over an area of 240 acres, the gardens hold several flowers shows and is home to over a 1000 species of flora, including some rare plants from Persia, Afghanistan and France. The gardens also have a Glass House, which was modelled after London’s Crystal Palace. Lal Bagh is suitable to take a stroll around with friends for a couple of hours, especially for those are nature lovers and enjoy the fresh air and the beautiful flowers in the garden. Also, the fresh air is definitely bound to take away any stress related to studies!

Fourth Place you must visit in Bangalore

Bangalore Palace, Vasanth Nagar

One of the most popular historical locations in the city, The Bangalore Palace is truly a sight to behold. Sprawling over an area of 454 acres, it was built for Maharaja Chamarajendra Wadiyar X in the year 1878 as a place to live in during his training in Bangalore. The palace was built with a combination of gothic, neo-classical, Victorian and Edwardian styles and have incorporated the aforementioned in its architecture and furniture. Nowadays, the massive palace grounds are used for holding public events, and is renowned for hosting musical concerts by famous artists including Iron Maiden, Backstreet Boys, Metallica, Elton John and many more. It is not only perfect for historical lovers, but if you are lucky enough, you will probably get a chance to see your favorite artist performing on the palace grounds!

Fifth Place you must visit in Bangalore

M.G. Road, Bangalore

Known as one of the busiest roads in Bangalore, MG Road is the perfect place to spend a few hours with friends. From Trinity Circle to Anil Kumble Circle, MG Road is filled with retail outlets, commercial buildings, street food and restaurant. It has everything one might need, from graphic tees to authentic designer clothes, book stores, electronics, accessories and apparel, art galleries, spa and so much more. It is also home to some of the best high-end pubs and restaurants, and has every sort of food to satisfy people’s taste buds. A well-known saying among the college students in the city goes, “A trip to Bangalore is incomplete without paying a visit to MG Road!”

Sixth Place you must visit in Bangalore

Bannerghatta National Park, Bannerughatta

Founded in 1970, Bannerghatta National Park is a biological reserve and an extremely popular tourist attraction. The park consists of a zoo, a pet corner, an aquarium, an animal rescue center, a snake house, the renowned safari park and a butterfly farm, which is a latest addition in the park. This is a perfect place to spend a day with friends, looking at all sorts of flora and fauna. Along with these, this park also consists of a number of temples for the religious people and is a place visited by adventurers for hiking and trekking. Also, Bannerghatta National Park is the first reserve in India to have a fenced forested elephant sanctuary. If one is lucky enough, they will be able to witness all animals, including tigers, in their natural habitat in the forest without human interference and closed cages in the safari tour. This park is suitable for all the animal lovers out there!

Seventh Place you must visit in Bangalore

UB City, Vittal Mallya Road

If you have got a bit of extra money to spend or are just of fan of luxurious brands, UB City is the place for you to go with your friends. UB City is the first Luxury Mall in India and it is situated in the Central Business District in Bangalore. This mall is divided into five blocks, namely, UB Tower, Kingfisher Plaza, Concorde, Canberra and Comet. Incorporating the best of a city life, each of these blocks has its own distinct looks. Having a mixture of retail stores and top-notch restaurants, one can find all sorts of international brands here, ranging from Rolex, Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Jimmy Choo and many more, with cuisines ranging from Japanese to Italian. UB City is definite to provide the perfect city experience!

Eighth Place you must visit in Bangalore

Commercial Street, Shivaji Nagar

Commercial Street is the place to be for all the stingy or budget shoppers. It is one of the most renowned shopping destinations in Bangalore. Sprawling over a few blocks, Commercial Street is filled with street vendors and small-time shop keepers selling anything one might need, from clothes to accessories and electronics. The best part about This place is that it is the best place to go to in Bangalore if you are a little tight on money but still want some moderately fashionable items in your closet. Also, it is not a bad spot to hang out with your friends and take a walk, perhaps do some window shopping. There are a number of fast food outlets and street food of all sorts if you get hungry while shopping. Overall, Commercial Street is a must-visit!

Ninth Place you must visit in Bangalore

ISKCON Temple, Rajaji Nagar

ISKCON Temple is perfect for all the religious people and lousy students as myself, who pretend to be atheists all year round, except for when its exam season and we just go to temple and pray to God saying, “Please, God! Let me pass in all my exams!” and so on and forth! This temple is not only famous among local tourists but it is also visited by many international tourists and is probably a compulsory location on everybody’s itinerary. The temple has Lord Krishna as the presiding deity and is a beautiful place to visit due to its immaculate architecture and the gold details to the idols are truly exquisite.

Tenth Place you must visit in Bangalore

Phoenix Market City, Whitefield

A trip to a city is never complete without a mall! Being the biggest mall in Bangalore city, Phoenix Market City has all sorts of retail stores amounting to over 270 shops with a mix of national and international brands, from the reasonably priced ones to the high-end stores. It also hosts a variety of restaurants, a haven for hungry shoppers and a massive PVR multiplex. The mall consists of an open courtyard in which a bunch of events are hosted all-round the year. It is a must visit place for anyone living in Bangalore and also a great place to shop, or just hang out with friends.

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Nandi Hills

Nandi Hills is a set of breathtaking hillocks which is a complete nature retreat. From catching the stunning views of the rising and setting sun to camping and trekking, people come here to indulge in a wide variety of activities. The best part of visiting the top of the hill is that you will get to enjoy the view of low lying clouds floating around you. 

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Guhantara resort.

Gear up for an enthralling weekend at Guhantara resort to have a blasting TIME with your loved ones. It is the first underground resort in India and makes one of the best Bangalore weekend resorts offering you with a gamut of adventures and activities. The place boasts of a natural waterfall, a beautiful man-made lake and a lot of green landscape to soothe your eyes. From mind-blowing entertainment activities to mouthwatering meals, Guhantara Resort near Bangalore is the perfect escape to all your worries of life. Location: 18, Sy. No. 177 & 177, Off, Kanakapura Rd, Nowkal Palya, Kaggalipura, Karnataka. Distance from Bangalore: Guhantara resort is at a distance of 25 km from Bangalore. Activities and Amenities: Indoor games - Table Tennis, Carom, Chess, Outdoor games - Tug of war, Cricket, Kite flying, Breakfast/Lunch/High-tea/Dinner, Swimming pool access, Rain dance; live DJ, Parking, Spa, Conference Hall. Check Out: Places You Must Visit on Your Trip to Bangalore

Bannerghatta National Park

Bannerghatta National Park is one of the interesting places to visit in Bangalore for the assorted wildlife and natural establishments and the rich vegetation. One can hire jeeps and cars or board a bus for touring around this massive national park sprawled across an area of 104.27 sq. km.

The park encompasses a number of establishments such as a butterfly park, an aquarium, Children's park, a zoo, a Crocodile farm etc.

Lal Bagh Botanical Garden

The Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Bangalore is of royal origin and was begun at first as a private garden in a region of 40 sections of land by Hyder Ali, most famous rulers amongst the most well known leaders of old Mysore in 1760. At first planned in Mughal style, on the model of a broad garden at Sira in Tumkur close Bangalore, this garden was additionally created by Hyder Ali's child Tipu Sultan and hence by the British and Indian doyens of horticulture by an expansion of range and option of various plant species and it makes it one of the best places to see in bangalore..

Take a day out and get charged at this craziest amusement park in Bangalore. Wonderla is one of the largest amusement parks in the entire country with more than 60 exhilarating rides such as Hurricane, Equinox, Insanity Twister, Recoil, Dropzone, Flash Tower, Mixer, Y-scream, Maverick etc. These high-tech rides will swirl, twist and turn you in around 360 degrees and will pump adrenaline rush to a next level. 

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Jawaharlal nehru planetarium.

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This opulent marvel is situated off Bangalore -Mysore highway at Bidadi and is loaded with activities such as net cricket, kids boating, Go-karting, bull ride etc. 

There are around three refreshing water pools one of which is a wave pool. It is thronged with interesting activities and attractions such as Dino Park, Mirror Maze, Haunted Mansion, Tribal Museum, and many more.

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Fun World Amusement Park

Whether you are a toddler, adult, or senior, the Fun World Amusement Park has something for you. All over, the park is a combination of four different worlds- Fun World, Water World, Snow World, and Wow World. 

You will be spoilt to choose one from all of them. But do not worry! You can enjoy all of them with a little planning and coming early. There is ‘Fun World’, which is full of adventurous rides.

You must have enough time to hope from one ride to another as each ride has its own fun and none should be missed. 

Snow World’ is another section of the park, which is a virtually designs place where you can enjoy the delicate snowflakes amidst the tropical Bangalore. One would also enjoy the ‘Water World’, which is loaded with curvy slides bumping people into the gleaming water.

Lastly, no one should miss the Wow World, which holds power to transcend to the beautiful days of video gaming. Whatever combo you may make with all the time you have, do not forget to have ‘FUN.’ 

The Fun World Amusement Park is meant for that, and you will end up having one of the best times with your friends and family.

Lumbini Gardens

Unwind in the quiet environs of this public park that accumulates flocks of visitors every day. It takes its name from Lumbini in Nepal and is situated on the banks of Nagawara lake. 

People often walk in with families and friends to just spend time on the bank of the lake and watch the sunset. The park hosts a kid’s park and a boating club to add to your enthusiasm. 

A 1.5 KM long walk through amid the foliage and a jewel-clear lake looks very celestial. The garden is dotted with many fountains and statues with beautiful flowers and plants which adds to the beauty of the place. 

It is also one of the favorite evening hangout destinations in the city among the crowds for its nearby eateries and food stalls which serve unlimited mouthful varieties of street snacks and food items.

Location:  Gate, Outer Ring Rd, Near Nagawara Lake, Hebbal, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560045

Best Time to Visit: Evenings.

Price: INR 50 for adults and free entry for kids.

Timings: 11 AM to 7 PM on all days of the week.

Average time required to visit the place: 2 hours.

Distance from Kempe Gowda Bus stand: around 30 Km

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Cubbon Park

Bangalore Aquarium

Bangalore aquarium is one of the sightseeing places in Bangalore which is located in Cubbon Park and is the largest aquarium in Bangalore with an assorted collection of exotic fishes such as Siamese, Goldfish, Fighters, Freshwater Prawns, Red Tail Shark, Catla, Moon Tail, Angelfish, Pearl Gourami, Hockey Stick Tetra etc. 

This diamond shaped building is loaded with a number of aquatic flora and fauna, divided into three floors where the first floor has around 14 tanks in total and the second has 69. 

People with love for aquatic life must visit this huge aquarium which can be easily spotted in Cubbon Park.

Location: Kasturba Road, Shanthala Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001

Price: Free entry for children below 12 years of age and INR 15 for adults.

Timings: 10:30 am to 5:30 pm on all days of the week except the second Tuesday of every month and Mondays.

Average time required to visit the place:  Around 2 to 34 hours.

This indoor snow theme park garners plenty of visitors who aim to escape in the scorching heat by entering a snow house that spans an area of 12,500 sq. feet. The unparalleled experience of playing, sliding and throwing snow at each other can be achieved in the middle of a tropical town and you do not have to travel to the mighty Himalayas, neither have to wait for the winters.

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Jawahar Bal Bhavan

A cosy  little recreation house, stocked with toy trains, tree houses and boats. Also, go gaze at the pretty dolls at the doll museum. A perfect, super budget friendly locale for a fun day out with your kids or friends . Also, this is a hub for various events and shows, organised for children. Hosting a comfortable and not so hard on your pocket experience, this is considered to be one of the best adventure parks in Bangalore. Location:  Kasturba Road, Ambedkar Veedhi, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru. Timings:  10am to 5:30pm. Entry fees: INR 10 per person.

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Hal Aerospace Museum

HAL is one of the most renowned aeronautical companies in entire Asia and the HAL Aerospace Museum. 

This Aviation center was established in 2001 in Bangalore and since then it has been a hub to attain technical, scientific and historical knowledge about aviation and aerospace and other such related science streams in the country. 

It has many branches across India and Asia and this 4 acres land imparts information on simulators, air traffic control, history of aeronautical science and sustainable development practices. 

The museum houses various missiles and aircrafts models such jets, MIGs, helicopters and fighter planes. This is one of a kind museum that is initiating public awareness about aerospace in India.

Location: Near HAL Police Station, HAL Old Airport Rd, Marathahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560037

Best Time to Visit: anytime between the given hours.

Price: INR 50 for adults, free entry for kids.

Average time required to visit the place: 2 to 3 hours.

Timings: 9 AM to 5 PM on all days of the week.

Distance from Kempe Gowda Bus stand: Around 15 KM.

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Vv Puram Food Street

This stretch of a lane is a foodie’s paradise which is located close to the famous Lal Bagh at Sajjan Rao circle in Bangalore which is famous as Thindi Beedi, Chaat Road/Street, VV Puram. From North Indian chaat items to South Indian healthy delicacies, this food streets caters from each corner of India and serve only vegetarian food items. 

VV Puran Food street hosts around 15 eateries serving various types of items.

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Lalbagh is one of the oldest botanical gardens in India and is also a major tourist attraction in South India. Located in South Bengaluru, the Lalbagh Botanical Garden is not only one of the largest botanical gardens in India, but also the first of its kind, with planned routes, glasshouses and ornamental flowers growing throughout the property.The garden itself is spread over an area of 240 acres and its construction was commissioned by the famous ruler Hyder Ali. It was finally completed by his son- Tipu Sultan- who designed the gardens keeping in mind the beautiful gardens of Sira in Tumkur District in Karnataka.Lalbagh is home to exotic flowers that were imported by the Sultan from countries like France, Persia, Arabia, Afghanistan, etc. Therefore, flowers that were previously never seen in India were first witnessed in this historical garden. Trees that were imported by Tipu Sultan from all over the world can still be found growing here.Apart from the exotic trees, visitors can also catch sight of some rare birds such as the Myna, pond heron, purple moorhen, parakeets, Brahminy kites, the common egret and much more. Apart from the stunning flora and fauna of the Lalbagh Botanical Garden, it has another striking attraction, which is the Lalbagh rock. This rock, which is said to be over 3000 years old, is one of the oldest rocks in the world and can be found in the center of the garden.

At the intersection of MG road and Residency road lies Brigade road which is considered a shopping paradise for the city dwellers. There is a long stretch of standalone shops, individual retailers, and outlet selling almost everything you need making it one the best Bangalore sightseeing. This commercial hubs houses myriads of global brand outlets as well and it has been a hub for celebrating New Year in the almost every year.

In the technology-driven, futuristic Silicon Valley of India, monuments of historical significance boasting of a glorious past are also abundant. The historical heritage of the city is so magnificent and eminent that it rises to prominence on its own. One such landmark is the Tudor style Bangalore Palace.The Palace is a perfect representation of the lavishness and splendour with which India's most resilient dynasties ruled. Famous for its opulent architecture and amusement activities, the Palace is visited by several visitors every day. The colossal Palace boasts of massive courtyards, bright interiors, kingly grounds, splendid spiral staircases, stately towers and a luscious garden in a proud display of posh regality.Anyone who admires classic architecture and artistry would be delighted to experience it first hand at this Palace. It also houses an amusement park in its enclave to the delight of many younger visitors. Having been a private residence to the Wodeyar family, Bangalore palace offers a linear perspective into the royal life of the forepassed era. It is plush with a vibrant and varied collection of ancient royal artefacts, paraphernalia, hunting trophies and family photos.The Palace houses some of the most famous paintings of the 19th Century, including the works of one of India's most celebrated artists Raja Ravi Verma. The Palace grounds very often become venues for concerts and festivals. World-renowned artists like Enrique and Guns N' Roses have graced the palace grounds with their talent and presence. The Palace hence combines the richness and luxury of royal history with the vivacious and exuberant demeanour of the youth. Bangalore Palace HistoryOriginally a property of Reverend J Garrett, the principal of a school in the cantonment town at that time, the area where the Palace is now located was purchased from him by the British Guardians of Maharaja Chamarajendra Wadiyar for 40,000 rupees. The construction of the palace began in the year 1874. Mr John Cameron of Lalbagh was assigned the task of landscaping Palace along with its surroundings. The complete construction of the palace was completed in the year, 1878.The Palace saw many additions and modifications in its architecture in subsequent years. Maharaja Jayachamaraja Wadiyar added a few portions like the twin external staircase, the platform for musicians etc. outside the Durbar Hall. In 1970, HH Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar transferred ownership of the property to two companies, Chamundi Hotels and Shree Venkateshwara Real Estate Enterprises. However, this transaction was later shown to be fraudulent. A legal battle followed between this deal and Jayachamarajendra's son, Srikanta Datta. The five sisters of Srikanta Datta are now in possession of sections of the 28 acres of the Palace. In the year 1990 Srikant Datta finally compromised with the Chamaraju group and got back his part of the property including the main Palace except for 45 acres that the Chamaraju group still retains. Architecture:The Palace showcases exquisite wooden interiors surrounded by pristine walls. The Palace is enclosed within beautiful gardens. The architecture is a medley of Tudor style and Scottish style and has gothic undertones. A lot of physical artefacts inside are of British origin. It is said that the architecture of this building is inspired by that of the Windsor Castle and other architectural marvels of England and Normandy. The most prominent features of the Palace like the two-level granite structure of the fortified towers and turreted parapets take direct inspiration from the Tudor building styles. The entrance is decorated with grand Roman arches. The exterior of the building is covered in eccentric shapes and angles. The exterior walls are of a blushing cinnabar shade that gives the building a quaint Victorian vibe. The floor of the open courtyard of the Palace is adorned with granite seats covered with azure ceramic tiles. The ground floor also contains a beautifully decorated ballroom.The first floor of the Palace has a distinct chamber known as the Durbar Hall attached to an ornate staircase.This hall is famous for the enormous elephant head that is mounted in it and its gothic style tinted glass windows.  

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Students will explore temples and monuments built by the Hoysala Dynasty from the 11th and 12th Century AD.  The Hoysala temples are known for intricate carvings and sculptures with metal-like polishing. The outer walls of one of the temples have 645 unique elephant carvings and it took about 103 years to complete the temple construction. Students will also visit the world's largest monolithic stone statue, 17 meters (58 feet) high of the Lord Gommateshwara, also referred to as Baahubali.

This walk takes you over 450 years back in time to the rule of Kempe Gowda, the founder of Bengaluru. Discover what made the city so prosperous and why the British occupied it. Learn about the battles that took place, and visit the last surviving silk weavers to see them reel, dye, and weave silk yarn. Walk through Bengaluru's oldest market; learn about famous philanthropists, Sufi saints, temples and much more as you explore the oldest part of Bengaluru.

Travel to the mountain region of Coorg, home to the Kodava people. There you will visit Raja's tomb, take a jeep excursion to Abby Falls, visit the Omkareshwar Temple, and take a hike to watch the sunset at Raja's Seat. Visit the Golden Temple, located in one of the largest Tibetan settlements in the world. At the Buddhist temple, you will see monks of all ages in traditional clothing who will speak to you about the temple's Tibetan culture and religion.

Visit Mysore, the City of Palaces, which was the capital of the Kingdom of Mysore until 1947. You'll visit ancient historical sites such as the Srirangapatna Fort; stop at the Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple; and visit St. Philomena's Church. That night, you'll see the Maharaja's palace illuminated in lights and you'll visit again during the daytime to explore its exquisite carvings and precious works of art.

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Distance from GPO: 156 Kms Approx

Dep Time : 08:00 am

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Railway Museum: - Its fun to travel in the train. But, the growth of the railways wasnt that fun. It took a lot of effort to come to what it is today. Want to know how? Come along with us. Study about the different locomotives and go through a gallery of photographs and paintings depicting the growth of railways in India

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Distance from GPO: 126 Kms Approx

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Sugar Factory: - Take a drive early in the morning along the scenic Bangalore � Mysore highway towards Mandya to visit the sugar factory. Understand how sugar is manufactured from sugar cane through the process of defecation, Juice clarification, evaporation and crystallization. Also get to understand the various by-products like Molasses etc. being produced.

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Distance from GPO: 44 Kms Approx

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National Gallery of Modern Art, Bangalore (2 Kms)

ISAC Space Exhibition (HAL) (8 Kms)

NIMHANS Brain Museum with NIMHANS Heritage Museum (6 Kms)

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Industrial visits are an integral part of the college curriculum for professional degrees. Its main objective is to offer an insight into the working of a factory or industrial unit. It also provides an opportunity to delve deeper into the realities of an Industrial house. While a lot of theoretical knowledge is available in books, students get an opportunity to experience them only when they visit these units.

EZI Holiday arranges industrial visits for college students . A day tour enables students to learn more about the production and manufacturing process.

Industrial visits for college students are organized after considering individual requirements. Depending on the curriculum, visits are planned in consultation with teachers.

Let's look at some of the beneficial aspects of an industrial visit.

• Offers practical training
• Opportunity to interact with big businesses
• Chance to explore different aspects of manufacturing, processing and production
• Brings face-to-face with industrial realities
• Illusions about a workplace are considerably solved
• Develops interpersonal skills
• Regular visits help to identify different areas of work

Industrial visits are also a great way to gauge career readiness. It creates realistic ideas about the workplace and a lot of misconceptions can be cleared. EZI Holiday also organizes industrial tour for engineering students. These tours focus on the operational aspects of a factory. It allows students to know more about the machines, how various techniques are employed to get optimum results and the kind of facilities available at a factory.

A beverage factor, for instance, may be the perfect example of combining safety with high-tech procedures. Here students can learn more about bottling, packaging, distribution, handling and recycling. Most of these steps will be mentioned in a book but, students will never appreciate or understand the process thoroughly unless they witness it first-hand.

You can easily select an industrial tour for high school or engineering students from EZI Holiday. Pick any of our customized tours like visits to a motorbike factory, noodles, biscuit or ice cream manufacturing unit, sugar factory, printing unit, soap and silk production facility, brain museum or space exhibition to provide a fascinating experience to your students.

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1.What are the industrial visits for college students and industrial tour for engineering students offered by Ezi Holiday?

EZI Holiday arranges industrial visits to various factories & manufacturing units operating in areas ranging from automobile, heavy machinery, food processing, packaging,  newsprint, IT and arranges trips to museums, science fairs, art centres etc. Some of the popular options are:

• Rail museum with Mysore sandalwood oil factory
• TVS factory (Hosur)
• ISAC Space exhibition
• Mother Diary (Yelahanka new town)
• National Gallery of Modern Art
• Sugar manufacturing unit (Mandya)
• Lazza ice cream plant visit with Coco Cola factory (Near Mysore Road)
• Unibic biscuit factory visit (Near Nelamangala)

2.What are the learnings outcomes of industrial visits for college students?

A day’s visit can make a significant difference in the understating of the production, packaging and logistic aspects of a business. It is the chance to witness everyday industrial realities such as manufacturing, processing, and the role of machinery and manpower.

3.How to prepare for an industrial visit?

• Research and plan in advance
• Prepare students and set learning objectives
• Plan group activities
• Set pre-tour and post-visit exercises

4.What must be the backpack essentials when going on a College Students Tour?

An industrial visit is usually for a day or two. For a two-day trip, it is essential to carry school IDs, travel documents if any, clothes and shoes, snacks and water, essential medicines, toiletries, and stationaries.

5.What are some industrial visit etiquettes for students?

• Follow the visiting rules and regulations applicable on the premises
• Engage with guides and ask questions
• Partake in group activities
• Be respectful toward classmates & fellow travellers

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Top 9 Educational Field Trips for School Students in India

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It is undoubtedly true that education extends beyond the pages of books and the walls of classrooms. Educational tours are one of the many teaching and learning methods that teachers use to impart knowledge to their students. Educational field trips not only supplement classroom instruction but also foster a child’s social and emotional growth. For the finest learning experience, we’ve created a list of the top 9 educational field trip destinations for children in this post. Continue reading to know more about it.

Table of Contents

• 1 What is a field trip?
• 2 Importance of Educational Field Trips for School Students
• 3.0.0.1 3. Digboi, Assam
• 3.0.0.2 4. Living Root Bridge
• 3.0.0.3 5. The Hanging Pillar
• 4 Conclusion

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What is a field trip?

A field trip is basically a journey or an excursion to a new place which different from the usual environment. It is defined as a visit to an outside area from the normal classroom led by teachers for firsthand observation.

Importance of Educational Field Trips for School Students

It has been observed that information that is seen in real life is easier to understand and remember than information that is read in a textbook. It is far preferable to learn anything in person rather than merely from a book. Practical learning also extends our mental images and leaves a lasting effect. For instance, a trip to a farm will enable kids to comprehend the entire farming process and how it links to the food they consume every day.

Additionally, educational field excursions encourage social and emotional growth in addition to learning in class. These excursions provide kids the chance to practise social skills including leadership, cooperation, and communication. They promote more peer interaction, teach students how to handle difficult problems through cooperation, and aid in the formation of bonds. 

Let’s take a look at some of the best educational field trips for school students in India to promote learning.

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Top 9 Educational Field Trips for School Students

Here are the best educational field trips for school students:

1. Dholavira and Lothal, Gujarat

Dholavira and Lothal located in Gujarat are the two greatest representations of the Indus Valley Civilization for helping students understand the orderly and technical way of life at the time because they had well-designed drainage, water-conservation, and sanitation systems. Students can explore and learn about the remnants of the private baths, drainage systems, wells, dockyards, and other structures at Lothal. Those who love history will be thrilled with this area.

Read more in the NCERT Class 6 History Chapter 1 “What, Where, How and When?”

2. Jaipur, Rajasthan

One of the greatest locations to explore palaces and forts is Jaipur. In various locations across Jaipur, students may witness the intricate carvings and captivating beauty of Rajputana-style buildings. Some of the most well-known sights in the city are the magnificent Jantar Mantar, Wax Museum, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Amber Fort, Nahargarh Fort, and Nahargarh Fort. Students may learn about architecture, history, art, and much more since Jaipur preserves its regal past for the modern era, which is visited by tourists from across the world every year.

3. Digboi, Assam

It is a small town in the Tinsula district, in Assam. It has a significant place in history as Crude Oil was discovered her in the late 19th century and in 1866 first oil well was dug. By the year 1901, the first oil refinery was established here. In the year 1867, Italian engineers accidently discovered oil in the area. Digboi also has a notable oil museum which also has preserved machinery.

4. Living Root Bridge

Located in Meghalay, the living root bridge is made up of the aerial roots of rubber fig trees. In the small Khasi town of Pynursla, a 50 m bridge is present which is an example of the longest living root bridge. This is made up of live roots that too of live trees. It can be help up by scaffolding until the roots grow. These bridges look as if they have been drawn from a fairytale.

5. The Hanging Pillar

The Hanging Pillar is located in Andhra Pradesh in a 16th Century Veerabhadra temple called the Lepakshi temple, in the Anantapur district. The temple itself is an example of architectural wonder. Out of the 70 pillars of the temple, one pillar appears to be floating slightly above the ground. It is even possible to a thin sheet of paper or cloth through it proving that it is not an optical illusion. It is slightly dislodged from its original position as in the British era, one of the British engineer is said to have tried to move the pillar in order to see the truth of the mystery of this architectural wonder.

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6. Kaziranga National Park, Assam

Wild grasslands and deciduous woods surround Kaziranga National Park, which is situated in an expanse of beautiful greenery. One-horned Rhinoceros are well known in the national park which is a UNESCO world heritage site. In addition to other herbivores like Indian muntjac and wild boar, students can take a tour to view wild Asiatic water buffalo, eastern swamp deer, and other species. This location is commonly visited by students who are interested in botany, zoology, and wild animals in order to better comprehend flora and fauna. 

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7. Hampi, Karnataka

Hampi is an ideal place for history buffs and architecture students. Or for anyone who is interested in the beauty of historical places. Located in east-central Karnataka, and a six-hour drive from Belgaum, it was the capital of the 14th-century Vijayanagara Empire, which was the world’s second-largest medieval city after Beijing. The interesting things that catch the attention of students and tourists include ruins from market complexes, townships, residential areas, tanks with unique hydraulic techniques and a temple complex. The “Stone Chariot,” which seems to have had religious significance, is one of this location’s most distinctive characteristics. The Queen’s Bath and the Elephants Stable, which are examples of Indo-Islamic architecture and attest to the advanced multi-ethnic culture, are also among the remains. Intriguing straw-made boats known as “coracles,” which resemble spherical handcrafted “tokris,” are also available for students to ride. This unusual boat ride may be the best to traverse the Tungbhadra River. The caves that formed naturally on the river’s edges are probably going to astound them. 

Also Read: 10 Best Schools in Bangalore

8. Agra, Uttar Pradesh

The Taj Mahal, a large mausoleum, frequently crosses our minds whenever we consider travelling to Agra. Its numerous attractions, including Red Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, and Itmad-Ud-Daulah, are centred around its exquisite Mughal, Islamic, and Persian architecture, making it the perfect destination for an educational visit. You may explore the Jahangir Palace, marble mosques, and Diwan-e-Khas, all of which are located behind a high fortress wall, inside the lavishly adorned Red Fort. Another excellent example of Mughal architecture is the fortified old city of Fatehpur Sikri. Here, students may study the history of the Mughals. As a result, Agra is one of India’s top tourist sites for educational visits.

Also Read: Top Uttar Pradesh Schools in 2023

9. Delhi-NCR

Delhi is a city that combines modernity and heritage. It is home to several well-known tourist destinations, and it is always crowded with visitors from all over the globe. This city offers a wide range of tourist attractions where students may study about several dynasties, including the Mamluk, Khilji, Tughlaq, Sayyid, and Lodi. The architecture, historical forts, and a variety of museums from the colonial era are also available for students to visit. Students may study more about Indian history at a number of educational locations in the city. The National Rail Museum, Nehru Planetarium, Shankar’s Doll Museum, Lotus Temple, Old Fort, and Stellar Children’s Museum are a few more of the top tourist destinations.

Must Read: Top 11 Best Schools in Delhi for Quality Education

Going on educational trips gives students the finest educational view of the world since they are brought in contact with the real world. By engaging in various activities and surroundings, educational field excursions can motivate students to follow their interests and discover various cultures, arts, religions, and subject areas. Since educational trips are one of the most crucial components of the learning process, every school should arrange them for their pupils. What time and location are you considering for your next educational field trip?  

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Wildlife sanctuaries, zoos, farms, amusement parks, science centres, and museums are some examples of educational field trips.

Fruit and vegetable harvesting, community gardening, scavenger hunts, and instruction in the fundamentals of organic farming are all activities that encourage kids to develop a connection with nature and an appreciation for the foods and other items they consume on a daily basis.

Make every effort to plan ahead. To assist your students in getting ready for the trip, share the pre-visit requirements and a map of the full tour with them. Provide students with name tags. Create precise learning goals. Encourage children to take note of their surroundings and instruct them to record everything they encounter on their tour. Bring back the complete trip experience and connect it to the classroom for improved comprehension.

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School Trips

Learning takes place everywhere. With our educational visits and trips, your child enhances their learning experience

Field trips and expeditions are an integral part of our school’s IB based curriculum. They are an extension of learning engagements of concepts that enables your child to gain experiential learning beyond their classrooms and facilitate efficient lifelong learnings as well. These are the best educational instruments that allow students to interact with people and places that they are not normally exposed to during school hours. We, at Oakridge International School, Bengaluru, provide a multi-faceted educational experience through these local and global fieldtrips/expeditions.

Whilst each trip has a subject-related focus, we believe it is important not to miss an opportunity. In every trip, we weave in elements of your destination’s geography, history, politics, religion, society, economy, science and environment. We use these to bridge the gaps between learning and hands on experience. These are educational as well as entertaining. 

The school has always believed in the positive effects of experiential learning and our expeditions are designed to broaden our students’ perspectives and expose them to different cultures, people and ideas. Your child will have access to global, regional and local opportunities. Expeditions at Nord Anglia Education challenge your child to take their learnings outside the classroom and open their eyes to the world around them.

Recently our students of the Middle Years Programme went to watch the movie “Mission Mangal” to learn more about the life of scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation who were responsible for the Mars Orbiter Mission, India’s first interplanetary expedition and therefore they connected very well with their unit ‘Space and Earth Science’.

The result of these activities is an educational experience of unrivalled impact and an adventure that expands global horizons. In expeditions – travelling to an entirely new part of the world pushes us outside our comfort zones, both mentally and physically. This is where the magic happens. When students are given an opportunity to shine outside of the classroom. These help students to gain a better understanding of topics, builds open mindedness, cultural understanding and tolerance.

Through these activities, students develop knowledge, skills, values and attitudes of citizens to lead productive lives, make informed decisions and assume active roles locally and globally while facing and resolving global challenges. These experiential learnings are the best tools that we can use to provide every students with real –world experiences and make concepts more memorable.

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Fieldtrips and Educational tours play a vital role in curriculum as we believe in learning beyond classrooms and books.  Students learn through authentic real-life experiences.  It adds to the memorable moments of student’s school life and deep knowledge of places.

Visit to Visvesvaraya Museum and Lalbagh Botanical Garden

Students of classes XI & XII visited Visvesvaraya Museum and Lalbagh Botanical Garden at Bengaluru on 11th August 2023.

Visit to Aiyur Forest

Students of class VIII visited Aiyur forest on 11th August 2023.

Visit to Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum

Students of class VII visited the Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum, Bengaluru, on 21st July 2023.

Visit to Flower Show at Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Bengaluru

Students of class VI & VII visited the flower show based on the theme ‘Evolution of Bangalore’ at Lalbagh Botanical Garden, on 27th January 2023.

Trip to Mysore

Students of class VIII visited places in and around Mysore on 16th & 17th of November 2022, as part of the heritage trip.

Trip to Thanjavur

Students of class IX visited places in and around Thanjavur as part of the heritage trip on 30th of November, 2022.

Trip to Hampi

Students of classes X to XII visited places in and around of Hampi – UNESCO Heritage site, as part of the heritage trip from 11th to 13th of October 2022.

Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, Bengaluru

Students of class 6 visited Jawaharlal Nehru planetarium and National Military Memorial in Bengaluru on 30th July 2022, as part of their Science topic Light and Solar System.

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• Bengaluru Then and Now – Field Trip for Grade 2 – Ekya School JP Nagar

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Bengaluru also known as the Garden city of India is blessed with many sightseeing options, which include architectural marvels, historical significance, and spots of unparalleled natural beauty. Some of the main attractions are Vidhana Soudha, Bengaluru Palace, Cubbon Park, and Visvesvaraya Museum.

The students of Grade 2 as part of outbound learning at Ekya had an opportunity to visit some of the main attraction in Bangalore and compare the changes in them over the years. This field trip was planned for the students to get a better understanding of the Unit ‘past in the present’ in their social science curriculum. Our teachers shared the old pictures of Brigade road, Vidhana Soudha, and other attractions in Bengaluru with students and they observed what these places looked like in the past from old pictures. 

First, they visited The Bangalore Palace, an architectural beauty that speaks volumes on the history  of the city. Its European architecture is a reminder of the colonial legacy of the town while its opulence also showcases the riches of the local kings. The Palace Grounds around it is a famed venue for international music concerts and is significant for Bangalore’s contemporary culture.

The students proceeded to Cubbon Park which is in the heart of the city. The park is one of the major attractions in the city. Cubbon Park stretches over a larger area which encompasses many government buildings like Vidhana Soudha, heritage centers and historical monuments.

Last but not least was the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum. The children got immersed in Science and were engrossed with the contraptions of yesteryear like a Decca gramophone, a vintage microphone, and a steam engine. They even saw a replica of the Wright Brothers Flyer Kitty Hawk along with Flyer Simulator proving immersive and entertaining for the children.

To conclude, it was a fun learning experience for the children. They got to see how the city has changed, and by how much. They also realized how important these landmarks were in our city Bengaluru, and that we should preserve them. They learned that it was important to document information, which is the premise of social science.   

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The Power of Learning with Intent: A Guide to Purposeful Education

In a world brimming with information, the art of learning has evolved beyond the mere acquisition of facts. Learning with intent, a deliberate approach to education emphasises quality over quantity, depth over breadth, and purpose over passive absorption. It’s about cultivating a mindset that transforms knowledge into meaningful action and empowers individuals to navigate the complexities of the modern age effectively.

At its core, learning with intent involves setting clear objectives and actively engaging with the subject matter. Whether exploring a new language, delving into scientific principles, or honing a creative skill, intentionality infuses each learning endeavour with purpose and direction. As Albert Einstein aptly said, "The only source of knowledge is experience." This quote amplifies the importance of active participation and hands-on learning, highlighting that true understanding arises from deliberate engagement with the material.

Furthermore, engaging actively with the material is paramount. Embrace challenges and embrace mistakes as opportunities for growth. This proactive approach not only deepens your understanding but also cultivates critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for success in any field.

Moreover, learning with intent emphasises relevance and applicability. Seek out opportunities to apply newfound knowledge in real-world scenarios, bridging the gap between theory and practice. By contextualising learning within your personal or professional sphere, you enhance its significance and utility, making it more likely to stick.

In conclusion, learning with intent is a transformative approach that transcends traditional notions of education. By setting clear objectives, engaging actively, prioritising relevance, and fostering a growth mindset, individuals can harness the full potential of learning to achieve their goals and thrive in an ever-changing world. So, embark on your learning journey with purpose, and let each lesson propel you towards a brighter, more fulfilling future.

By Sweta Pradeep Rao

Senior English Educator

Ekya School JP Nagar

Shanthi Sivaram / April 02, 2024

Gadget-free Summer Break

With summer vacation around, I urge parents to explore various ways to facilitate children to make healthy choices during their vacation time.

Last week, when we asked our Early Years to visualise their characters and create a story, most of them came up with stories about ghosts and monsters attacking others.  When we had conversations about what gave them this idea, we understood that these story ideas emanated from their online games. While gaming per se develops specific skills and requires focus, it also stifles the imagination of young children. Since it is visually appealing, children tend to remember those images in their heads all the time.

I often see parents providing very young children (1 year to 3 year olds)  with gadgets as the means to keep children engaged and entertained. I see children watching phones in the waiting areas of clinics, hospitals, school lobbies and banks.

This brings us to a fundamental question “ Should children be engaged by parents all the time?” Not necessarily. What is likely to happen if children were not handed over gadgets at the waiting lounges? What would they do? Some of them may cry, some may throw a loud tantrum, and some may crib. If parents show resilience and allow children to settle down themselves, they will soon find ways to keep themselves engaged. Likewise, during summer vacation. What if this is a “no gadget” vacation and parents do not take up the responsibility to engage their children? What would children do? How can parents show resilience here and facilitate children to make healthy choices? I leave the readers with this thought for this summer vacation.

Mathangi R,

Head of School,

Ekya NICE Road.

The Eye of the Storm

In the hushed embrace of an Indian evening, our journey began, a symphony of anticipation orchestrated by the hum of jet engines and the flutter of boarding passes. The promise of adventure beckoned from distant shores as we boarded our flight bound for the United Kingdom, our hearts aflutter with dreams of far-off lands and newfound horizons. But as we soared through the velvet sky, a foreboding shadow loomed on the horizon, a harbinger of the chaos that was soon to unfold. In the blink of an eye, the tranquil serenity of our airborne sanctuary was shattered by a deafening crack, a burst of purple lightning that danced across the heavens with an otherworldly fervour. The air crackled with electricity as the plane shuddered beneath the force of the storm, its metal frame quivering in defiance against the tempestuous onslaught. And then, in a heart-stopping moment of sheer terror, the heavens unleashed their fury upon us, casting our fragile vessel into a maelstrom of chaos and uncertainty. The sky darkened to a shade of ominous charcoal as the winds howled with a primal ferocity, tearing at the wings of our faltering craft with savage intent. The cabin was awash with panicked cries and frantic prayers as we clung to our seats with white-knuckled desperation, each passing moment stretching into eternity.

And then, as if mocking our feeble attempts at control, the plane tilted almost 180 degrees, its nose plummeting towards the earth with a sickening lurch. Time seemed to stand still as we hurtled towards the ground, our fate hanging in the balance as the world spun wildly out of control. But just when all hope seemed lost, a glimmer of salvation emerged from the chaos, a beacon of light amidst the encroaching darkness. With a mighty roar, the engines surged to life once more, their thunderous symphony drowning out the cacophony of the storm as we clawed our way back from the brink of oblivion. As the storm clouds parted and the sun cast its golden rays upon the horizon, we emerged battered but unbroken, our spirits buoyed by the triumph of the human spirit in the face of adversity. And though our journey had been fraught with peril and uncertainty, we emerged from the crucible of the skies stronger and more resilient than ever before. For in the crucible of adversity, we discovered the true measure of our strength, our courage, and our unwavering determination to defy the odds and chart our course through the tempestuous seas of life. As we touched down on solid ground once more, I couldn't help but marvel at the beauty of the world around us, a testament to the indomitable spirit of the human soul.

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Field trips are intended to improve the educational experience by giving students direct access to resources and a fun environment, giving the chance to learn outside of the classroom.

Students of grades 3, 4 and 5 enjoyed engaging in skill-building activities and learnt more about plants in their recent field trip to Eagles Unbound.

Apart from plants, being able to touch, feel and learn about many animal breeds was a pleasant experience.

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Omthara Kala Kuteera - Field Trips For Students

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Omthara Kala Kuteera: Where Learning Comes to Life:

Omthara Kala Kuteera, an immersive refuge where learning takes on a vibrant, living shape, is located in the center of cultural richness. Here, educational opportunities go beyond the conventional and encourage pupils to interact with India's rich cultural, artistic, and historical legacy. Larger-than-life artworks within these sacred walls bring Indian mythology and epics to life, capturing youthful minds with antiquity. While engaging activities like traditional games and outdoor experiences entice discovery, interactive storytelling sessions spin entrancing tales. The Omthara Kala Kuteera offers a vivid, exciting, and profoundly enlightening educational adventure where the pages of textbooks come alive. Exploring Omthara Kala Kuteera: Omthara Kala Kuteera, located in the center of cultural diversity, is a treasure mine of art, mythology, history, culture, and entertaining activities. Students will set off on an enthralling tour that includes: Breathtaking Art: Students may immerse themselves in the rich narratives of our ancient past by viewing the museum's larger-than-life artworks, which vividly reflect Indian epics and mythology. Interactive storytelling: By bringing Indian mythology to life, interesting storytelling sessions captivate young minds with the charm of our culture. Diverse Activities: There is something for everyone to enjoy, from classic indoor games to outdoor excursions and even bullock cart rides. Creative Expression: Through competitions in singing, painting, sculpture, and gaming, students may express their creativity. The winners will get diplomas and prizes.

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Trips & outings.

Trips and outings are a way to break from the routine of learning inside a classroom. While our classrooms are lively and fun spaces for learning, our excursions help children gain new experiences and perspectives. All our outings are carefully planned with safety and age-appropriateness in mind. Students are constantly under adult supervision during the entirety of these events. Our educational trips are designed to have specific outcomes, enrich the lives of our students, and expand their horizons.

Day Long Field Trips

Day long Field trips and Educational tours provide students with the opportunity to connect with teachers at an informal level. Students from all Classes look forward to these outings and trips. These trips are designed to make inhouse learning come alive. At TRIO, day long field trips are organised on a smaller scale to broaden understanding through a variety of activities, in a safe environment. TRIO has partnered with a licensed outbound educational trip provider to create curated outbound trips keeping learning outcomes in mind. Day long field trips are undertaken twice a year.

In Class IV, a ‘Night Out’ is planned on the school campus. This is typically when the children are away from their parents for the first time during their time at TRIO. The focus is on building confidence and self-awareness. This paves the way for an easier transition into longer duration outbound trips.

Educational Tours

On educational tours, students can interact with people from different sections of society. It gives them a chance to gain a new perspective and learn from complete strangers with unbiased opinions. Educational Tours for students provide them with an opportunity to collaborate with teachers, and integrate new perspectives within informal environments to enhance learning. Among the many educational tour benefits, skill development is the most crucial. To meet several educational tour objectives, students need to apply skills, values and acquired knowledge in new settings. Educational Tours take place at least once every academic year. Detailed preparations are made for them. Parent briefings and discussions are carried out prior to the trips.

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25 Best Places To Visit In Bangalore With Kids

Published on: 7 April , 2022 | Suvajit Banerjee

Taking the kids out for a day to some place where they can freely enjoy themselves is a very important thing to do for every parent. Not only does it provides the children with sometime to play or connect with nature, it also brings about a great time for the entire family. Every city has its own spots that one can choose to visit with the kids and Bangalore has some special destinations too. In this article, we will list out some of the 25 Best Places To Visit In Bangalore With Kids . Also read Best Fun Things To Do With Kids In Chennai , Kolkata , Delhi , Pune .

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The garden was set up way back in 1760 by a ruler of Mysore and today it a major centre for study and conservation of plant species. It is a very well maintained garden with pathways leading through the multiple trees and greenery making it a great place to introduce children with the concepts of ecology. There is also a diamond shaped glass house in the centre, which is an added attraction. In January or August, you will enjoy a visual treat of the " Flower Show " - a spectacular pretension of a variety of blooms in South India. It is believed Lal Bagh was started by emperor Haider Ali of Mysore, which got completed by his son, Tipu Sultan. The beauty and greenery of the garden makes it one of the best places to visit in Bangalore in evening and One of the places to visit in Bangalore with infants.

Timings: 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Entry fees: INR 10.00 per person

Contact: 080 2657 0181

Address:  Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004

With kids getting hooked to gadgets & screentime, all parents are looking to engage their kids constructively especially outdoors. Can our kids learn while playing? Timezone Play 'N' Learn has one-of-its-kind interactive play time for kids.

Play 'N' Learn has world class equipment that comes with international safety certificates and is subject to stringent maintenance reviews and processes. So you are sure your child is always safe while playing.

There are mega play structures where kids can spend hours climbing, jumping, sliding, swinging and exploring to no end. Sports arenas are designed for kids to hone their sports skills safely, cassia seed play for kids to dig and discover and many more such interesting avtivities including role play.

Timings: 11 AM - 9.30 PM

Entry Fees: Weekdays INR 600 Weekends & Holidays: INR 700 Unlimited Play: INR 900

Contact: 8928558280

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This place is a combination of a movie studio and an amusement park, making it a favourite destination of adults and kids alike. The 50+ acres Film City has various entertaining sections like the Cartoon City, Aqua Kingdom, Dinosaur Park, Haunted Mansion, Miniature City, Louis Tussaud’s Wax Museum and many more, which will give the kids a lot of fun and excitement. There are also options of fun activities like go carting and having a delicious dinner with the family after all the fun.

Timings: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Entry fees: INR 599.00 per person before 3 PM and INR 399.00 per person after 3 PM

Contact: 080 2209 9999

Address:  24 & 26, Kiadb Estates, birmangla cross, Bidali, Peenya, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562109.

This large park is located in the heart of the city and is an ideal place to visit if you want to take your kids close to nature. The greenery and the tall tress bring about a calm ambience to this place and  there are enough open spaces for the kids to play and have fun. The calmness makes it one of the best places to visit in Bangalore with infants.

Timings: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Closed on Mondays and second Tuesdays of a month

Entry fees: Free

Address:  Kasturba Road, Behind High Court of Karnataka, Ambedkar Veedhi, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001.

If you are looking for a place for your child to enjoy playing some games, this is a world-class playing arena that has a variety of arrangements for games. There are a variety of indoor and outdoor games your child can enjoy including a restaurant for some delightful dishes. The special kid’s zone also has the first indoor trampoline park of India

Address:  2, 7, Hosur Rd, Opp. BMW Showroom, Pragathi Nagar, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100

Timings: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

Entry fees: INR 100.00 per person and activity charges are separate.

Contact: 080 2852 8555

Nandi Hills, a " Paradise Of Clouds " is an age-old attraction fantastic for trail, nature and hiking lovers. Constructed by Tipu Sultan decades ago, is famous for the Nandi Temple. It is a very kid friendly place near Bangalore. Since the hill is over 1,100 meters high, trekking with infants and toddlers may not be feasible.

Address: Chikkaballapur, about 60km from Bangalore

Top Attractions: Tipu’s Summer Palace & Tipu’s Drop

Timings: Open on all days. Closes at 6pm.

Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace is an enthralling amalgamation of Indo-Islamic architecture. It is the best palace in Bangalore. All photography enthusiasts will love to soak into history and can capture the beautiful life-sized portraits & paintings like the " Replica of Tipu's Tiger ". Relive the royal life of the kings with palatial mammoth pathways and sink into the quaint beauty. It is one of the b est places to visit in Bangalore in one day.

Address: Tippu Sultan Palace Rd, Chamrajpet, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560018

Timings: 8:30am to 5:30am. Open on all days.

Entry fee: Rs.15 per for Indians, Rs.200 per person for foreign nationals.

Located at Whitefield, Inorbit Mall offers a plethora of options for shopping & entertainment. " That Awesome Place " & " Time Zone " are one of the Best Play Areas in Bengaluru all kids will love.

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It is one of the most popular simulation games, arcade games and kids play area. It is also located at Orion Mall and Forum Mall. Ideal for children aged 1-12 years. Pay per use of individual games.

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Awesome Place is open at 4 locations - Elements Mall, Royal Meenakshi Mall, VR Bangalore & Forum Mall. Awesome Place is a breakout studio designed specially for families to hang out together with their kids. It has a Play Zone attached to a trendy cafe so kids can have a blast playing, while parents can take a break or catch up with friends over coffee. They also offer weekly hobby classes for kids. You can also throw your child's "Awseome" Birthday party at the "Awesome Place" with prior booking.

Address: Whitefield, Bangalore

Timings: 11am to 9:30pm. Open on all days.

You do not have to plan a trip to Ooty or Shimla this year. Experience winter and snow in Bangalore all through the year! Just at Rs.400 per person for a session, Snow World is loved by all young and old. Sliding, snowball competitions, climbing a snow-clad mountain are some exciting activities offered at the Snow City. Enjoy the chill at -5 to -10 degrees to break the summer heat. 

Address: Jayamahal, Fun World Complex, Opposite TV Tower, J C Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560006, India.

Contact Number - 080-2355-0000 / 078-2955-0000

Timings: Open on all days. Open from 10am upto 8.30pm.

This is a large museum consisting of 18 galleries, each of which have their own specialities. The various collections from various ages are ideal for children to discover that past treasures of our civilization, which makes it the best museum in Bangalore. The park attached with the museum is very well maintained and offers a nice environment to relax. It is one of the b est places to visit in Bangalore in one day.

Timings: Tuesday to Sunday- 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Entry fees: INR 10.00 per adult and INR 5.00 per child

Contact: 0821 242 4673

Address:  3, Kasturba Rd, Ambedkar Veedhi, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001.

With its well-designed and planned interiors, this is a great place for kids as well as adults to have some futuristic fun. From dodgeball to dashing cars to laser maze and Jurassic escape, kids will find a great variety of options to enjoy in here. After they get tired, you can also enjoy some food and beverage in the restaurant section.

Address: 1MG, 2nd Floor, Lido Mall Trinity Circle, MG Road Opposite Taj Vivanta, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560008

Timings: Sun to Thurs: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm, Fri to Sat: 11:00 am to 1:00 am

Entry fees: Different sets of packages exist.

Contact: 086601 44879

Established in 1974, this National park constitutes of an area of 731.88 Ha and is the perfect place for family trips from the city. A safari in this forest to view tigers and lions in the wilderness will be a memorable adventure for the kids. It is safe and a kid friendly near Bangalore. There are also other zones like the zoo, butterfly park and the rescue centre. A popular tourist destinations in the whole country, home several endangered species of flora and fauna is an ideal excursion for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Timings: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Tuesdays closed.

Entry fees: INR 280.00 per adult and INR 140.00 per child on weekends and holidays. INR 260.00 per adult and INR 130.00 per child on other days. Free for children below five years.

Contact: 088844 14268

Address:  Bannerghatta Rd, Bannerughatta, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560083

This indoor playing zone in Bangalore allows the kids to have fun and interact with each other in a great atmosphere. Created on an ocean-based theme, it has a wide range of soft-play activities for kids between 6 months to 10 years of age. While keeping things exciting at one hand, it also ensures hygiene and safety on the other.

Address:  No 3980, 3981, 80 Feet Rd, 1st phase Girinagar, 4th Phase Girinagar, Banashankari 3rd Stage, Banashankari, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560085.

Timings: 11:00 AM to 8:30 PM.

Entry fees: Starts at INR 150.00.

Contact: 070225 63014

Well, can temples be mentioned among the "top place to visit with kids"? Why not? Certainly, if we can introduce our children to all the fun activities, rich heritage, history & luxury, why not our culture, mythology and beliefs?  Inaugurated in 1997, this one in Bangalore is one of the largest Iskcon temples in the world and one of the best Temples in Bangalore. It may look like a big-fat Indian wedding cake but it has the substance to match the style. Lavish decorations, devotion of the devotees, the chants (Hare Rama Hare Rama, Rama Rama Hare Hare. Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare) & the fascinating ceremonies taking place are enthralling. The calmness and positivity of the temple also makes it one of the best places to visit in Bangalore with infants. Buy your child a flute, a poster or a souvenir as a remembrance.

Address: Hare Krishna Hill, Chord Rd, Rajaji Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560010

Timings: Open 7.15am-1pm and 4.15-8.20pm Mon to Fri.

7.15am-8.30pm Sat & Sun.

Built in 1995, this is one of the biggest and most revered Shiva Temples in India. Shivoham Temple boasts of a Lord Shiva statue standing 65 feet tall and a Lord Ganesha statue standing 32 feet tall. Carved in white marble, and placed in an artificial pool of water symbolizing Lord Shiva's natural habitat, this temple is visited by all pilgrims travelling to Bangalore. chanting of mantras & Aarti every evening is a grand affair making it the best Shiva Temple in India. Want to make a wish? Drop a coin into the wish pool and make a wish! Maybe you'll see it come true! :)

Address: #97 Old Airport Rd, Ramagiri, Murgesh Pallya ,  Bengaluru 560017,  India (Kemp Fort Mall)

Timings: Open 7am to 9pm on all days.

Entry Fees - Not applicable. But you pay for attractions or ceremonies taking place inside. 

This was inaugurated in 1962 over an area of 4000 sq. metres and is a great place for kids to view various industrial models and engines. This place also holds a replica of the Wright Brother “Kitty Hawk” plane constructed in a 1:1 scale, which also has a flight simulator that the visitors can experience and enjoy. This is a great place with vibrant shades of colours, ideally above age 10 and allow them to soak in the knowledge.

Timings: 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Deepavali and Ganesh Chaturthi closed.

Entry fees: INR 50.00 per person for general visitors. Free for children below five years of age.

Contact: 080-22866200

Address:  Near Chinna Swamy Stadium, Kasturba Road, Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001.

Spread across 25000sqft, Girias Explorium is one of the most unique museums for kids which can accomodate upto 300 kids. It offers wet play area, sand pits, painting, imaginative play area, climbing nets and more which are divided in 6 galleries with 75+ exhibits. Children above 1year can now CREATE(for the artsy-craftsy creative kids), SPLASH(go wet and wild), BUILD(for the lil' engineers), INVENT(for the lil' Einsteins to flex their brains), EXPLORE(climb through) & LIVE(models capturing the real world) with the various fabulous activities in the arena. Definitely one of the best indoor play areas for kids.

Timings - 10.30am - 8.00pm on Mom-Thu. Upto 9pm on Fri-Sun.

Entry Fees - Weekdays - Rs.600 for child. Rs.200 for adult. Weekends - Rs.750 for child. Rs. 250 for adult.

Address - 526, Amarjyothi Layout, Inner Ring Road, Domlur, Opp Embassy Golf Link Business Park.

Contact number - 9591600007

HAL is a one of a kind museum set up in 2001 over a huge area of 4 acres. There are two large halls, focusing on the history of aviation and display of various types of aircraft engines, including real ones. The kids will surely enjoy the various actual aircrafts in display in the outdoor area. The " Flight Simulator " is the best attraction.

Timings: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Entry fees: INR 30.00 per person for adults and INR 20.00 per person for children

Contact: 080 2231 8341

Address:  Near HAL Police Station, HAL Old Airport Rd, Marathahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560037.

This is located adjacent to the Cubbon park, over an area of 12.5 acres. It has various recreational arrangements that the children will enjoy, like the toy train, boating facilities, an aquarium and various other equipment. The place also holds other creative activities to enhance the creative elements in the children.

Timings: 10:30 AM to 10:00 PM. 9:30 AM to 10:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday. Monday closed.

Entry fees: INR 10.00 per person.

Contact: 080 2286 4189

Address:  Kasturba Road, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001.

Funky Monkeys is an indoor play area that's become popular in many cities like Mumbai & Chennai. Toddlers from 6months to 10years. Spread across 4000sqft, this play area can keep the young minds busy on a sunny or a rainy day! children love exploring new play areas & Funky Monkeys is one of the children's favourite hangout places for even Celebrity kids.

Timings - 10.30am - 8.30pm

Entry Fees - Rs.450 on Mon-Thu. Rs.550 on Fri-Sun.

Address - Level 4, 1 MG Road Mall, Trinity Circle, Opp. Taj Vivanta, M.G. Road, Bengaluru 560008/

Contact Number - 080 2208 6595/96/97

A fine collection of paintings and artworks are housed in this property which spans over 3.5 acres. This is a great place to introduce children to some of the best artists of the country and also to play a game of art detective with them. This game teaches the child and the parents, some interesting facts about a painting in an entertaining fashion.

Timings: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed on Mondays and National Holidays.

Entry fees: INR 20.00 per person.

Contact: 080 2234 2338

Address:  49, Palace Road, Manikyavelu Mansion, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560052.

It is another nicely planned family entertainment park with boating facilities and a wavepool for children to enjoy. One can enjoy sitting on the lakeside while viewing the beautiful landscaping or take the kids to the various amusement rides that are available. There is also a floating restaurant for the family to enjoy a lunch or dinner.

Timings: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Entry fees: INR 50.00 per person.

Contact: 093434 44646

Address:  Nagawara Lake, Ring Road, Hebbal, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560045.

This is one of the best amusement parks in the city and is an ideal place for the kids to enjoy themselves. It was set up in the early 90s and has come a long way since then and has become a favourite destination in the city for fun seekers. There are various types of rides including a water park and a snow city, which are great entertainment providers for kids.

Timings: 11:00 AM - 7:30 PM (Fun World). 11:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Water World).11:00 AM - 8:00 PM (Wow World).

Entry fees: Starts from INR 700.00 per person.

Contact: 0 8431110000

Address:  Palace Grounds, Jayamahal Main Rd, Opposite TV Tower, J C Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560006.

With more than 60 rides and a great pool, this is one of the best amusement parks in Bangalore. There are special zones and rides for kids, which will make this a non-stop fun ride for them. There are also plenty of restaurants to ensure some great gastronomic delights for the entire family. This is also One of the b est places to visit near Bangalore.

Timings: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM in weekdays and 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM on weekends and holidays

Entry fees: Starting from INR 770.00 per adult and INR 770.00 per child.

Contact: 80 2201 0333

Address:  28th km, Mysore Road, Bangalore 562109.

Spread over a large area of about 50 acres, this lake was built in the British era. The entire area has a pristine natural beauty and is a great place for having a picnic with the entire family. The lake has many islands in it and a boat ride in the water can be a special experience for the kids. It's located at the heart of the city and forms a calm oasis in the middle of a bustling city.

Timings: 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Wednesday closed.

Address:  Ulsoor lake, Bangalore.

This is one of the most advanced dancing fountains shows in the country and a major attraction of Bangalore. It is synchronized with Indian and Western themed musical notes into various beautiful patterns that the kids will enjoy. Beautiful plants and flowering shrubs wonderfully decorate the surrounding area.

Timings: Two shows at 7:00 PM and at 8:00 PM. Monday and second Tuesdays closed.

Entry fees: INR 30.00 per person.

Contact: 080 2286 4125

Address:  Opp to Jawahar Lal Nehru Planetarium, Raj Bhawan Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560052.

This is one of the best planetarium in the country with a 15.0 meter dome and a hybrid projection system. It has monthly astronomical activities, daily sky-theatre shows and star gazing activities. This is the best place in the city to bring the kids and introduce them to the mysteries of the universe. Watch the night sky - the fascinating show of ‘ The Sky Theater ’ is a must-see.

Jawahar Planetarium Show Timings: Two shows at 3:00 PM and at 4:30 PM. Monday and second Tuesdays closed.

Entry fees: INR 25.00 per person above 16 years and INR 10.00 per person below 16 years .

Contact: 080 2237 9725

Address:  Sri T, Sankey Rd, High Grounds, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001.

This is a recreational as well as an adventure zone for kids with a variety of climbing activities. The store also ensures the complete safety of the participants, so you kid will be in safe hands. This is a one of a kind indoor climbing zone in India with an exciting range of fun for your kids, making it an great exercise for their body and mind.

Address:  Virginia Mall, Varthur Rd, Palm Meadows, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066

Timings: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

Entry fees: Charges vary as per activity.

Contact: 080674 24920

Dhaatu, a non-profit organisation set up this is a beautiful doll centre, with a target to impart the right kind of knowledge in the children through a playful medium. The centre has a collection of over 5000 dolls from various countries. It also organises various shows and puppet making workshops that the children can enjoy.

Timings: 3:00 to 8:00 PM. Contact for exact timing during festivals.

Entry fees: Free.

Contact: 098861 93999

Address:  3944/F, 17 D cross, 4th main Banashankari 2nd stage, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560070.

This man made lake is  located 18 kilometres away from Bangalore and is a great place to take the kids for a visit. The settings around the lake are beautiful and the place is ideal for bird watching activities. This is an ideal spots for kids to take a nature walk, away from the din of the city. This is also one of the b est places to visit near Bangalore.

Timings: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Address:  Hesaraghatta Lake, Bengaluru.

This is a hi-tech park in the city built especially for the children and has some of the best playing and models which have been imported from Korea. There is also a sandpit, a musical fountain and an area to host birthday events of the kids. This park provides a great place for the children to enjoy themselves and get physically active.

Timings: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. 4:00 PM to 8:30 PM.

Entry fees: INR 5.00 per person.

Address:  38th Cross Rd, 4th T Block, Jayanagar, Bengaluru.

Situated in the midst of a lush green environment , this is a mid-size farm that is a very good destination for a day trip from the city. There is plenty of open space for the kids to run, play, and enjoy interacting with a variety of animals. Horses, cows, ducks, rabbits, turtles and many others are can be found in this farm.

Timings: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Entry fees: INR 100.00 per person.

Contact: 098457 79666

Address:  33, Carmelaram Post, Sarjapur Road, Chikkabelandur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560035

In Tudor style architecture designed by Kempa Gowda, this is a fabulous historical monument owned by the Mysore Royal family. With 35 sprawling rooms spelling royalty and rich history, you can enjoy the Royal Coat of Arms & the Jockey-weighing Chair  which was built in 1887 by Wodeyar dynasty. It is adorned with magnificent woodcarvings , fortified towers, gothic windows, battlements and turrets lending a great degree of ma gnificence to the Palace. This is also the best palace in Bangalore after Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace.

Where: Vasanth Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560052

Attractions: The

Days open: All days

Hours: 10am to 5.30pm

Entry fee: Rs. 230 for Indians  & Rs. 460 for foreigner nationals.

If you want to take you child out for a day to experience the lifestyle in a farm, this place is a great destination for that. This organic farm can bring the children close to plant and animal life while imparting the basics of environmental preservation in them. Activities like tree planting, tree climbing, mango picking and others can be a great source of joy for them

Timings: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Entry fees: Pre booking is needed, so please call before arriving.

Contact: 097390 97356

Address:  Kodathi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560099.

So these are the best spots that you can take your kids to in the City of Gardens and have a great time of fun and frolic.

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Location: Bengaluru Date: Sun, 24 Dec 2023

Virtual Study Trip For Grade 1

On 11th of May 2020, Grade 1 kids were engaged in learning –“All about Turmeric” through a Virtual Study Trip.

Date: Mon, 11 May 2020

Field trip to bimal auto agency for nursery.

Vydehi School of Excellence organized a field trip to ’ Bimal Auto Agency’ Whitefield

Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2020

Field trip to chef baker’s cake factory for ukg students.

Vydehi School of Excellence organised a field trip to Chef Baker’s cake factory for UKG students on 29th and 30th of January 2020.

Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2020

Field trip to goshala for lkg students.

VSE organized a field trip to “GOSHALA” on 27th January 2020.

Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2020

Visit to vydehi hospital and research centre.

VSE students of grade 4A & 4B visited Vydehi Hospital and Research Centre on 25th October 2018.

Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2018

Field trip to supreme solar power projects.

Vydehi School of Excellence organised a field trip to Supreme Solar Power projects situated in Doddaballapur industrial area for the students of class 6C on 24th October.

Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2018

Field trip – hal museum.

Vydehi School Of Excellence organised a field trip to the HAL museum for the students of UKG, on 12th October 2018.

Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2018

A day at whitefield railway station.

Students of Grade 3C and 3F visited Whitefield Railway Station to deepen the learning about their exhibition.

Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2018

Field trip – plant nursery.

Vydehi School Of Excellence organized a trip to the Plant Nursery for the LKG students.

Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2018

Field trip to m g active farm.

VSE Students of Grade 2I and 2G visited M G Active Farm to deepen their learning about their exhibition topic –“TREE OF LIFE –ALL ABOUT COCONUT”

Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2018

Field trip to dq labs.

A Field trip was organized for Grade VIII and IX students to “DQ labs” in ‘Malleswaram, Bangalore’

Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2018

Field trip – whitefield post office.

VSE organized a field trip to the Whitefield Post Office for the Nursery students on 14th September 2018

Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2018

Field trip – visveswaraya museum.

VSE organized a field trip for students of Grade 3 to the Visveswaraya Museum on 27th, 28th and 29th August.

Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2018

Field trip to baba automobile.

VSE organized a Field Trip to Baba Automobile, Raghuvanahalli, Bengaluru for the students of Grade 4

Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2018

Field trip to traffic headquarters.

VSE conducted a constructive field trip to the Traffic Headquarters of Bangalore on 18th August

Field Trip to Dairy Classic Ice Creams

VSE organised a field trip to the Dairy Classic Ice Creams facility for Grade VI students on July, 27, 2018.

Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2018

Field trip to visvesvaraya museum.

VSE has organised a field trip for grade 3 students to Visvesvaraya museum.

Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2018

Field trip to cubbon park.

Vydehi School of Excellence were taken on a field trip to Cubbon Park on 9th February 2018.

Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2018

Whitefield midnight marathon.

Our heartiest congratulations to Arya Hariharan for participating in the 5km Midnight Marathon

Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2017

Field trip – dayanand sagar university.

VSE Organized a field trip to Dayanand Sagar University on 17th October 2017.

Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2017

Vse field trip to kadugodi plantation.

Vydehi school Of Excellence organized a field trip to “The Kadugodi plantation” on 18th September, 2017

Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2017

Field trip for grade 1-4.

VSE has organised field trip for students of grade 1-4 to give students educational experiences away from their regular school environment

Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2017

Field trip to forest department.

Grade VIII students of Vydehi School of Excellence visited Forest Department, Whitefield on 07th July 2017.

Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2017

Nrityagram field trip.

VSE organized a field trip to Nrityagram for its Highschool Students on

Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2017

Field trip to whitefield railway station.

Students of grade VIII to X were given the opportunity to go for a field trip to the Whitefield Railway Station to see the Science Express on 6th June, 2017.

Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2017

Fun packed field trip for vydehians.

Young Vydehians participated in a 1 day field trip that was soaked in fun on February 17, 2017.

Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2017

Field trip to lalbagh.

VSE students of Grade 1, 2 & 3 went on a field trip to Lalbagh

Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2017

Field trip to vishweswarayya museum.

As a part of educational and advanced learning, VSE organized a field trip to Vishwesvarayya Museum

Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2016

Field trip to chocolate factory at bommasandra.

VSE students of Grade 2 went for a field trip to chocolate factory at Bommasandra 

Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2016

Field trip to vegetable farm.

A field trip was organized for the preprimary (Nursery, LKG & UKG) children on 3rd, 4th & 5th of August, 2016.

Date: Wed, 3 Aug 2016

Field trip to hyper city market, in orbit , whitefield.

A field trip was conducted for Grade 1on 28th & 29th July, 2016.The students visited the Hypercity Market, Inorbit Mall.

Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2016

Field trip activity – hal museum.

On the 28th of July, 2016 students of grade 5, 6, and 7 visited the HAL Museum located at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited premises,

Field Trip Activity – Candy Factory

On the 27th of July students of grade 3 and 4 visited a candy factory in Bomassandra

Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2016

Field trip to the school campus.

Field trips are a tradition at VSE and represent an integral part of the curriculum.

Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2016

Hal field trip.

Grade V to Grade IX students went on a field trip to HAL Museum as on 15th Dec 2015.

Date: Tue, 15 Dec 2015

Field trip to aviary.

Christ College Campus – Dharmaram on 31st August 2015

Date: Mon, 31 Aug 2015

Field trip to forest department training institute.

Primary Grade Students (Grade I to Grade VIII) of VSE went on a field trip to Forest Department Training Institute, near ITPL Main Road on August 20, 2015.

Date: Thu, 20 Aug 2015

Field trip to birds sanctuary.

Grade III and IV students were taken to the Bird Sanctuary in Dharmaram Campus on July 31, 2015.

Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2015

Grade ii students field trip to bangalore aquarium.

On 31-07-15, Grade II students went on a field trip to Bangalore Aquarium

UKG Field Trip to Whitefield Park

UKG Students went on a field trip to Whitefield Park. They enjoyed playing around and had fun.

Date: Wed, 29 Jul 2015

Field trip to whitefield park.

Under the outdoor activity initiative, field trip to Whitefield Park was organised for LKG students of Vydehi School of Excellence on July 25, 2015.

Date: Sat, 25 Jul 2015

Nursery students whitefield park field trip.

Field trip to explore the Whitefield Park was organised for nursery students of Vydehi School of Excellence on July 20, 2015.

Date: Mon, 20 Jul 2015

Field trip on ‘solid waste management’..

Students of grades VII, VIII & IX went for a field trip on solid waste management, on June 15, 2015.

Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2015

Parent and child football match – grade i, ii &iii.

Parent and Child Football Match for Grades I, II, &III was organized dated 31stJan 2015

Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2015

A field trip to vegetable farm near seegehalli, bangalore.

Preprimary Grades LKG and UKG visited a vegetable farm near Seegehalli, Bangalore dated 29thand 30thJan 2015

Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2015

Times nie colour splash 2015.

Vydehi School of Excellence students participated in the Times NIE Colour Splash as on 29-01-2015

Location: Jawahar Bal Bhavan in Cubbon Park Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2015

Parent & child “kite flying” – lkg.

A Parent and Child Kite flying activity was held for LKG dated 17th Jan’ 15

Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2015

Special assembly for makar sankranti.

VSE marked the arrival of Spring in India by Special Assembly for Makar Sankranti dated 16th Jan’15

Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2015

Kite decoration competition – grade iii & iv.

A Kite decoration competition for Grade III & IV was organized on 23rd Dec’ 14

Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014

Annual sports day 2014.

A wide variety of sports activities on our Annual Sports Day “Finestra Sul Mondo”- A Window to the World (Of Sports) was held on 14th Dec’ 14

Date: Sun, 14 Dec 2014

A field trip to hal aerospace museum grade iii.

A field Trip to HAL Aerospace Museum was organized for Grade III

Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2014

A field trip – hal aerospace museum grade ii.

Grade II students at VSE had a field trip to HAL Aerospace museum

Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2014

Field trip to hal aerospace museum.

Grade I had a Field trip to HAL Aerospace Museum

Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2014

Field trip to iti jawaharlal nehru public park.

Nursery students went for a Field trip to ITI Jawaharlal Nehru Public Park

National Youth Football Tournament

VSE Secured 5th position in National Youth Football Tournament

Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2014

Field trip to bangalore metro.

A Field Trip to Bangalore metro was organized by VSE

Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2014

Lkg field trip to plant nursery- gunjur.

LKG Students packed up their bags for a field trip to M.M Florist Nursery.

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Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2014

Playgroup and nursery field trip to helipad.

VSE is organizing a Field Trip to helipad

Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2014

Field trip to gunjur-plant nursery(grade 1).

Grade 1 students are going for a field trip to a plant nursery at Gunjur

Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2014

Field trip to tipu sultan summer palace.

VSE is organizing a Field Trip to the Summer Palace of Tipu Sultan

UKG Field Trip to Plant Nursery-Gunjur

VSE has planned a Field Trip to a Plant Nursery at Gunjur for UKG students

Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2014

Admission open for all.

Admission open for all classes from Class I to Class IX

Location: Vydehi School of Excellence Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2014

Affiliation to cbse granted.

With the affiliation to CBSE, the Vydehi School of Excellence now announces the admission open for classes up to Grade IX.

Date: Tue, 13 May 2014

Vydehi School of Excellence will remain closed for HOLI-the festival of colors on 17th March 2014. The school wishes one and all a very safe and happy holi.

Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2014

Children’s day celebration.

A day for our beloved children to get themselves engage in fun, happiness and a colorful environment was celebrated as Children’s Day on the 27th of November, 2013. To begin with the sport’s leader as well as the captain was asked to light the lamp, spreading rays of hope and happiness all around, along with […]

Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2013

Field trip to meg centre at ulsoor, bangalore.

VKIDS organized a visit to Army Cantonment recently, as a part of its co- curricular activities. This field trip gave children their share of amazing moments to cherish forever. They learned more about an Army cantonment and had a fun time visiting the relatively different aesthetics of the cantonment. They were taken to MEG museum where they witnessed many war equipments, clothing and medals etc. Teachers also took them to bomb/mine defusing training area. They even witnessed the Afghan soldiers who have come to India for taking the training from MEG centre. Teachers also explained them about the vital role, the MEG centre plays in the armed forces. It was a wonderful experience for learning and exploring new horizons of general knowledge for both children and teachers. The visit’s success could really be measured by the deep interest and enthusiasm shown by the students and it was refreshing and promising to see some of them even pledging to take up a career in the armed forces

VKIDS field trip to helipad

Field trips are always a fine way to broaden the minds of the students and it helps to provide them more knowledge in different fields .On 13th September our tiny little stars of nursery were taken to helipad as a part of field trip. Children got excited as they could see the helicopter from such a close distance. They were also shown the interior of a helicopter. It is everyone’s childhood wish to fly and helicopter and aero planes are the inventions that made that dream a possibility. To see a helicopter from such a tender age really inspires them to aspire for a career in it, in psychological sense. Children had great time watching the helicopters and the place and opined that it was great learning experience for them.

Pre Primary Field Trip to ECC Garden Whitefield

It was a sunny day in ECC Garden and children were on cloud nine once they reached the garden because it was a very beautiful place where cute bunnies were playing. Teachers who accompanied the students supervised the whole program and took care of them. After playing for a while, kindergarten kids had some great time relaxing under the cool shadows of trees. In the garden, teachers made the kids observe various types of trees and flowers. Among all those good things out there in the garden, Rabbits were the biggest attraction for the kids.

A stellar trip to the planetarium by Vydehi School of Excellence

A trip to planetarium is always a fun ride for children, who generally are so keen to explore the world and it’s magic. Structured with great architectural brilliance and a giant screen, a planetarium always makes everyone feel like ‘soap opera stars’. Interestingly, "Vydehi School of Excellence" made their second field trip of the year to the famous Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium on 23rd August. Both the children and teachers were of the same opinion that the time spent in the planetarium was frolicking fun. “Vydehi School of Excellence” has always tried to unleash the true potential of every student by guiding them through creative, non-conventional yet disciplined path and this field trip was just one of those ideas that nourish their world of imagination. The students were on a thrill ride when they saw the planets and the stars popping up on the giant screen of the planetarium. It was a magic world for them!

Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium is one of the famous planetariums in India and is famed for its technical finesse. Planetarium is one of the best ways to introduce science to kids and instil scientific curiosity in them. The trip on 23rd August helped the children of "Vydehi School" to keep pace with what they study in their science books. Before getting into the planetarium, children were guided to a park where they were induced into fun activities and games by teacher. There, they observed "the rolling cylinders" which demonstrate a simple scientific fact. Two cylinders of the same size were allowed to roll down from the top of the incline and the solid one finishes first while the lighter one finishes later. Teachers explained the scientific truth behind it and kids were astonished to know it! It was a peaceful atmosphere out there in the park as children were having a great time, ‘swinging in the park’!

Children saw the medium-sized flex boards that were on the planetarium wall. Even though they were self explanatory, children asked the teachers to enlighten them on those posters. Their design, with pictures of planets on it might have triggered this curiosity in children. Teachers effectively explained that they were about Asteroids and dwarf planets- two small dots in the 'mystery map' of space science. Children were amazed to know that asteroids are tiny rocky worlds, spinning around the sun. Teachers believe that such information induced rich imagination in children. "Vydehi School of Excellence" gives great importance to the imaginative potential of children. On the whole, the trip to planetarium was proved very successful, imaginative and truly educational, for both children and teachers.

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