10 Best Places to Visit Within 2 Hours of Purva Northern Lights Bagalur

Living at Purva Northern Lights in Bagalur means you are staying in a 25-acre project with 80% open green space. The location is just 15 minutes away from the Kempegowda International Airport and the 3000-acre KIADB Aerospace Park. This part of North Bangalore has wider 6-lane roads that stay clear even on Saturday mornings. While residents in Whitefield or Koramangala spend 90 minutes just reaching the city exit, Bagalur residents are already halfway to their destination. This low-density living area has a population density that is 40% lower than central city zones. The air quality index here is usually below 60, which is much better than the 120+ seen in busy city hubs. Residents gain nearly 15 hours of extra free time every month by avoiding long traffic signals. This area is connected by the upcoming Metro Phase 2B, which will have a station just 10 minutes away.

Here are the best spots you can visit quickly from your home at Purva Northern Lights:

1. Nandi Hills (45 Minutes): This is a 1,478-meter-high hill fortress located 35 km from Bagalur. It is the most popular spot for watching the sunrise above the clouds. You can explore the Tipu Sultan Summer Palace and ancient temples at the top.
2. Devanahalli Fort (30 Minutes): This 500-year-old stone fort is located just 20 km from Bagalur. It is a 20-acre site where Tipu Sultan was born. The fort has heavy stone walls and several small temples that are great for a quiet walk.
3. Bhoga Nandeeshwara Temple (50 Minutes): This is a 9th-century temple located at the base of Nandi Hills. It is one of the oldest and biggest temples in Karnataka. The large stone pond inside is a famous spot for family photos and peaceful sitting
4. Skandagiri (60 Minutes): This hill is located 60 km away and is famous for night trekking. You can climb the 1,350-meter peak to see the stars and the morning sun. The base point is very easy to reach from Bagalur via the Bellary Road.
5. Grover Zampa Vineyards (75 Minutes): This 400-acre vineyard is located in the Nandi Valley. You can take a guided tour to see how grapes are grown and turned into juice. It has a nice restaurant that serves fresh food with a view of the green hills.
6. Lepakshi Temple (100 Minutes): This historic site is 120 km away in Andhra Pradesh. The NH 44 highway allows you to drive at 80 km/h for most of the trip. You can see a giant stone bull and a pillar that hangs in the air without touching the floor.
7. Hesaraghatta Lake (60 Minutes): This is an artificial lake spread over 1,000 acres in North Bangalore. It is a top spot for birdwatchers who want to see over 200 types of birds. The open grasslands nearby are perfect for cycling or flying kites with children.
8. Chikkaballapur Farm Stays (60 Minutes): This agricultural belt has over 50 organic farms that allow visitors. You can spend a day picking vegetables and eating traditional food made in clay pots. It is a great way for city kids to learn about where their food comes from.
9. Makalidurga (90 Minutes): This is a quiet hill located 75 km away from Bagalur. It has a railway line passing right at the bottom, which makes it a favourite for photographers. The trek is 3 km long and takes you to an old fort with a view of a lake.
10. Shivagange (110 Minutes): This 1,369-meter peak is shaped like a Shivalinga. It is located 90 km from Bagalur and offers a challenging rock climb. There are several freshwater springs located along the path to the top of the hill.