Dodda Alada Mara Bangalore , one of the must visit places in Bengaluru is also known as the Big Banyan tree Bangalore.
So, If you live in Bangalore are visiting the city and if you have half a day in hand, do place to visit this Big Banyan tree also known as Dodda Alada Mara Bangalore.
It is one of the largest banyan trees in the world and has a unique and majestic appearance. The tree is estimated to be over 400 years old and covers a vast area, spreading across approximately 3 acres.
This big and old tree is situated in the village of Kethohalli, about 28 kilometers from Bangalore city.
Bengaluru -> Bengaluru
No of Days: -> 1
Approx Distance from Base Location: -> 30 Km (s)
Tarvel time from Base location: -> 1 Hour(s)
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Day | Step | Time Slot | Activity |
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Day-1 | Step-1 | 9.00AM to 10.30AM | Travel towards Big Banyan Tree |
Day-1 | Step-2 | 10.30AM to 12.30PM | Explore Big Banyan Tree |
Day-1 | Step-3 | 12.30 to 4.30 | Lunch and Back to Home |
Day / Step | Time Slot | Activity |
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Day-1/Step-1 | 9.00AM to 10.30AM | Travel towards Big Banyan Tree |
The distance is not much. It will be around 25 to 30 Kms from Bangalore based on the part of Bangalore where you live. This big and old tree is situated in the village of Kethohalli, about 28 kilometers from Bangalore city.. You can go there either via Mysore road or Magadi road. Mysore road is more preferable. The way is well marked and you are not going to miss it. Follow the maps above. Altrnatively, you can take the state run public transport bus from Majestic to Kengeri and then from Kengeri to Dodda Aalada Mara.There are direct buses from K. R. Market to Dodda Alada mara which stops just beside the tree. RV College metro station and Kengeri Metro Station are the nearest metro. From here you can hire a taxi or even take autorickshaws to this place. The place is open for visitors from 8.30 AM to 6.00 PM all days in the week. |
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Day-1/Step-2 | 10.30AM to 12.30PM | Explore Big Banyan Tree |
The name “Dodda Alada Mara” translates to “Big Banyan Tree” in the Kannada language. The tree is characterized by its extensive aerial roots that hang down from its branches and eventually reach the ground, forming secondary trunks. These secondary trunks give the tree a sprawling appearance and contribute to its enormous size. You can explore the area around the tree, which includes a well-maintained park and pathways. The shade provided by the tree creates a pleasant environment for picnics and leisurely walks. |
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Day-1/Step-3 | 12.30 to 4.30 | Lunch and Back to Home |
You will need 2 to 3 hours to explore this majestic tree and surroundings. Kids are going to love this place as there are a lot of places for them to run around and hence you would lile to spend some good time there. You will see a lot of families enjoying luch there. If you start a bit late from home you can pack your lunch as well and have a nice picnic here. Alternatively there are lot of good food options once you are back on main road. |
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