Nice Park a lot of people's will Go here. There is Huge number of trees present. Huge trees gives Good fresh wind. There are different types of tree present. Different varieties different families Tree exit here. Lots of Show plant's exit all Show plants were cut very nicely. They design care fully. There is a Pathway which is Good for walking but this path not straight they were designed such a way that walker should walk more in short distance. That is they design as curve, Circle's, zigzag pattern. There also exist Small one lighted Rain show which they start/ ON evening only that is from 6 PM

There are Huge Rock present. Rock are too Large and Rock tower also present which to hight. These rocks are cut as Stairs for moving ahead. These Rocks are Too older. Around 600 years old..

The best thing of this park is there are Huge number of trees exist and huge number of sheeting Chairs Available here all Chairs Good made with metal all Chairs are covered with Shudder. So All you can seet and relax here. This Park is fully Natural Park this Gives Good wind Good relax.

There is one temple here which is named as Dodda Ganapati Temple. This Temple is large.

This Bugle Rock Park is present in Basavanagudi Banashankari Bangalore. Here Huge number of Lover's come and have a Good conversation. They spend time with loved ones. Love birds are enjoy here. In kannada this is termed as  ಕಹಳೆ ಬಂಡೆ Kahale Bande. Bungle Rock is a massive rock in the Basavanagudi area of South Bangalore, in the state of Karnataka. It is an abrupt rise above the ground of peninsulargneiss as the main rock formation and with an assessed age of about 3,000 million years. Bugle Rock has generated wide interest among the scientific community

This park has Some History which is given below : Kempe Gowda II (who came to power in 1585), the feudal ruler of Bangalore, is credited with building four watchtowers setting limits for Bangalore's expansion, which included a tower on the Bugle Rock (on the southern boundary) as it commands a panoramic view of Bangalore city. It is said that at sunset a sentry would blow the bugle and hold a torch (Kannada:panju) which was visible from the other three watch towers (one on the southern bank of the Kempambudi tank on the west, the second near Ulsoor Lake in the east and the third tower adjoining Ramana Maharshi Ashram on Bellary Road, namely Mekhri Circle in the north). This was done to inform people that everything was safe at that location and to give a warning bugle call to alert the citizens of any intruders into the city. Most of the rocks on the Bugle Rock, next to the Bull Temple, have hollows, which were once used to light lamps. This landmark spreads over an area of 16 acres (6.5 ha). This rock is contiguous and similar to the rock at LalBagh tower

Geological age of rock :

South India is endowed with one of the oldest land formations on earth, namely the Gondwanas of Archaean age. The massive rock exposure at LalBagh, which is adjacent to the Bugle Rock exposure, was first examined in 1916 by Dr. W.F. Smeeth of the then-Mysore Geological Department who classified this rock as "peninsular gneiss." The antiquity of the rock formation has generated innumerable scientific papers from geologists of the then Mysore Geological Department, the Geological survey of India (GSI) and the scholars from related academies and institutions abroad.