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Glass House, Lalbagh Botanical Garden
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Lalbagh Botanical Garden
Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
Floral Clock
LALBAGH PARK, Lal Bagh Main Rd, Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
Tree Fossil
LALBAGH PARK, Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
Lalbagh Lake
Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka
Nearby restaurants
MTR
14, Lal Bagh Main Rd, Doddamavalli, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
New Udupi Ananda Bhavana Veg
XH3P+P24, Lalbagh Fort Rd, Doddamavalli, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
Hotel Nandeeshwara Lunch Home
101, Siddaiah Rd, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
Hotel Select
55, Siddaiah Rd, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
New Ambur Biryani
Doddamavalli, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
SANMAN - Fine Dining Restaurant
2, Ashoka Pillar Rd, 2nd Block, Jaya Nagar East, Jayanagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560011, India
New Lalbagh Grand Veg
west gate Sir, 1, MN Krishna Rao Rd, Lalbagh, Basavanagudi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004
Indira Canteen - Jayanagar
WHVM+96Q, 8th Main Rd, 2nd Block, Jaya Nagar East, Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560011, India
V. V. Puram Food Street
Sajjan Rao Circle, Food St, Vishweshwarapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
Adyar Ananda Bhavan - A2B
BTS Main Rd, NGO Colony, Shanti Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
Nearby hotels
Hotel GRAND REGENCY
Shop No-61, JJ Towers, Siddaiah Rd, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
Hotel O Shree AMM Residency
2&2/1, Dr.Marigowda Road, Lalbagh, Wilson garden, Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
OYO Townhouse 042 Urvashi Theatre
19/A H. Siddhaiah Road, Doddamavalli Sudhama Nagar, Diagonally Opp To Urvashi Theatre, Doddamavalli, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
Springs Hotel and Spa
before, Urvasi 19, Off J.C. Road, 7th, Siddaiah Rd, opp. Lions eye hospital, Doddamavalli, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
Akshaya Lakshmi Comfort
120, R.V. Road, V.V. Puram, Near Lalbagh Westgate, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
OYO 12985 Sabharwal Viceroy
Minerva Circle, 3, Lalbagh Fort Rd, opposite Nandini Hotel, Doddamavalli, Kalasipalya, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
TEMPLE TREE HOTEL
03, 9th Cross Rd, Vinayaka Nagar, Wilson Garden, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
Minerva Residency
44, Lalbagh Fort Rd, Doddamavalli, Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
FabHotel CTC Gardenia Residency
SML ISUZU, BKB NEXUS, 19-20, Siddaiah Rd, Doddamavalli, Sudhama Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560027, India
The Park Slope
466/11, Ashoka Pillar Rd, 2nd Block, Jayanagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560011, India
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Glass House, Lalbagh Botanical Garden

LALBAGH PARK, Lal Bagh Rd, Mavalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
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attractions: Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Floral Clock, Tree Fossil, Lalbagh Lake, restaurants: MTR, New Udupi Ananda Bhavana Veg, Hotel Nandeeshwara Lunch Home, Hotel Select, New Ambur Biryani, SANMAN - Fine Dining Restaurant, New Lalbagh Grand Veg, Indira Canteen - Jayanagar, V. V. Puram Food Street, Adyar Ananda Bhavan - A2B
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Nearby restaurants of Glass House, Lalbagh Botanical Garden

MTR

New Udupi Ananda Bhavana Veg

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Rizwan UddinRizwan Uddin
The Glass House at Lal Bagh is one of Bengaluru’s most iconic landmarks, a graceful marvel of iron and glass inspired by London’s Crystal Palace. Built in 1889 during the reign of Kumar Krishnaraja Wadiyar under the guidance of then-superintendent John Cameron, it was designed to host horticultural shows and promote botanical awareness. This elegant structure, with its sweeping arches, filigree ironwork, and airy glass panels, stands at the heart of Lal Bagh Botanical Garden, a green oasis spread over 240 acres. The design allows sunlight to flood in, making it the perfect stage for dazzling floral displays. The Glass House is most famous for the biannual Lal Bagh Flower Show, held every January (Republic Day) and August (Independence Day). These shows transform the hall into a kaleidoscope of colors, with elaborate floral installations—sometimes recreating historical monuments or cultural icons entirely out of flowers. Exhibitions also feature rare plants, bonsai collections, and floral arrangements from across India. Even when no event is on, the Glass House is worth a visit for its old-world charm and tranquil setting, surrounded by lush lawns and tree-lined avenues. It’s a favorite spot for photographers, heritage enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a slice of Bengaluru’s colonial-era elegance. Best time to visit: Early mornings for quiet strolls, or during the flower shows for a spectacular burst of nature’s artistry.
Vikas SinghVikas Singh
It was built in 1889 to commemorate the visit of Prince Albert Victor. It is modelled after the Crystal Palace in London, a structure that hosted the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Glass House was initially called the Albert Victor Conservatory, and the reception party for the prince was hosted by Mysuru maharaja Chamaraja Wodeyar. The structure was prefabricated in Glasgow and assembled in Bangalore, making it one of the first prefabricated buildings in India. The main hall of the Glass House is spread across 160 ft X 80 ft. Two wings perpendicular to it measure 60ft X 40ft each. The Glass House was renovated in 2004 at a cost of Rs 5 crore, involving 60,000 tonnes of glass (3505 unbreakable panes) and 1000 square metres of galvanised steel. It remains a major attraction for visitors, especially during the biannual flower shows.
Mithun NarasimhaMithun Narasimha
The flower show at Lalbagh Botanical Garden is a biannual event, held during Republic Day (January) and Independence Day (August), and is one of Bengaluru's most iconic celebrations. Organized inside the historic glasshouse, the show features an elaborate display of flowers arranged in creative and thematic designs, often inspired by cultural or historical landmarks. Renowned for its intricate floral sculptures, rare flowers, and exotic plant varieties, the show attracts thousands of visitors, including horticulturists, photographers, and tourists. It also serves as a platform for promoting horticulture and environmental awareness. The vibrant colors, fragrant blooms, and artistic arrangements make it a must-visit event for nature lovers.
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The Glass House at Lal Bagh is one of Bengaluru’s most iconic landmarks, a graceful marvel of iron and glass inspired by London’s Crystal Palace. Built in 1889 during the reign of Kumar Krishnaraja Wadiyar under the guidance of then-superintendent John Cameron, it was designed to host horticultural shows and promote botanical awareness. This elegant structure, with its sweeping arches, filigree ironwork, and airy glass panels, stands at the heart of Lal Bagh Botanical Garden, a green oasis spread over 240 acres. The design allows sunlight to flood in, making it the perfect stage for dazzling floral displays. The Glass House is most famous for the biannual Lal Bagh Flower Show, held every January (Republic Day) and August (Independence Day). These shows transform the hall into a kaleidoscope of colors, with elaborate floral installations—sometimes recreating historical monuments or cultural icons entirely out of flowers. Exhibitions also feature rare plants, bonsai collections, and floral arrangements from across India. Even when no event is on, the Glass House is worth a visit for its old-world charm and tranquil setting, surrounded by lush lawns and tree-lined avenues. It’s a favorite spot for photographers, heritage enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a slice of Bengaluru’s colonial-era elegance. Best time to visit: Early mornings for quiet strolls, or during the flower shows for a spectacular burst of nature’s artistry.
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It was built in 1889 to commemorate the visit of Prince Albert Victor. It is modelled after the Crystal Palace in London, a structure that hosted the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Glass House was initially called the Albert Victor Conservatory, and the reception party for the prince was hosted by Mysuru maharaja Chamaraja Wodeyar. The structure was prefabricated in Glasgow and assembled in Bangalore, making it one of the first prefabricated buildings in India. The main hall of the Glass House is spread across 160 ft X 80 ft. Two wings perpendicular to it measure 60ft X 40ft each. The Glass House was renovated in 2004 at a cost of Rs 5 crore, involving 60,000 tonnes of glass (3505 unbreakable panes) and 1000 square metres of galvanised steel. It remains a major attraction for visitors, especially during the biannual flower shows.
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The flower show at Lalbagh Botanical Garden is a biannual event, held during Republic Day (January) and Independence Day (August), and is one of Bengaluru's most iconic celebrations. Organized inside the historic glasshouse, the show features an elaborate display of flowers arranged in creative and thematic designs, often inspired by cultural or historical landmarks. Renowned for its intricate floral sculptures, rare flowers, and exotic plant varieties, the show attracts thousands of visitors, including horticulturists, photographers, and tourists. It also serves as a platform for promoting horticulture and environmental awareness. The vibrant colors, fragrant blooms, and artistic arrangements make it a must-visit event for nature lovers.
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Send out tailored emails to your customers. Display new products and promotions as per the visitors’ shopping history. Retarget customers for necessary product sales. The automation further allows you to customize the store offerings for each customer. Automated recommendations get influenced by what the customers click on during their visit.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) ^ Customer segmentation and identification of patterns based on customer’s browsing history are massive challenges for ecommerce stores in terms of automation and store personalization. Intelligent algorithms are now hailed as the key to deal with such challenges. According to Business Insider, retailers that have implemented personalization strategies see sales gains of 6% to 10%.

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Enhanced Shipping Options ^ Shipping and logistics is one area that stagnated in the past years. Small improvements like free shipping did occur. But nothing extraordinary until 2013 when the idea of same-day delivery became mainstream.

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A Jewel in Bangalore’s Green Haven: The Glass House at Lalbagh Botanical Garden The Glass House, a central attraction of the Lalbagh Botanical Garden in Bangalore, is an architectural and botanical masterpiece that blends nature and history seamlessly. This review highlights its charm, cultural significance, and visitor experience.

Architectural Marvel Modeled after London’s Crystal Palace, the Glass House is a grand structure made of glass and metal, exuding a vintage charm. Built in 1889, it was originally intended as a conservatory to nurture exotic plants. Today, it stands as an iconic representation of Bangalore's colonial past and green heritage. The design is elegant and well-proportioned, showcasing intricate details that reflect 19th-century craftsmanship.

A Showcase of Nature's Wonders The Glass House is home to an impressive collection of plants and flowers from around the world. Visitors can find vibrant orchids, bonsai trees, rare tropical plants, and meticulously maintained flower arrangements. It’s a paradise for botany enthusiasts and a visual treat for casual visitors.

Flower Shows: A Visual Extravaganza The biannual flower shows, held during Republic Day in January and Independence Day in August, are the highlight of the Glass House. These events transform the space into a riot of colors and fragrances. Themed floral displays, often depicting historical figures or cultural motifs, are the main attraction. These shows draw thousands of visitors and photographers, making it a must-see during these times.

Serene Ambience The Glass House offers a peaceful escape from the bustling city. Its lush surroundings, combined with the diffused natural light filtering through the glass panels, create a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation, reflection, or a leisurely stroll.

Accessibility and Facilities Lalbagh is easily accessible from all parts of Bangalore. The Glass House is centrally located within the garden, surrounded by well-paved pathways, making it accessible to people of all ages. There are seating areas nearby, and facilities like washrooms and refreshment stalls add to the convenience.

Photography Paradise Whether you are a professional photographer or just someone with a smartphone, the Glass House is a picturesque location. The interplay of light and shadow inside the structure, coupled with the vibrant flora, provides countless photo opportunities.

Suggestions for Visitors Best Time to Visit: Early mornings or late afternoons to avoid the midday heat. Flower show periods are highly recommended but can be crowded. Entry Fee: There’s a nominal entry fee for Lalbagh, with additional charges during flower shows. Duration: Allocate at least 2–3 hours to fully enjoy the Glass House and its surroundings. Conclusion The Glass House at Lalbagh Botanical Garden is not just a tourist attraction but a living testament to Bangalore's green legacy. Whether you’re a nature lover, history enthusiast, or someone seeking a serene escape, this landmark has something for everyone. Its timeless beauty, combined with the vibrant life it nurtures, ensures that a visit here will leave you inspired and...

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Lalbagh's flower shows, held biannually on Republic Day (January 26th) and Independence Day (August 15th), are iconic Bengaluru events, drawing crowds from across the city and beyond. These vibrant displays transform the sprawling botanical garden into a floral wonderland, showcasing the incredible diversity and beauty of plant life.

The Republic Day show often features elaborate floral replicas of national monuments or historical figures, meticulously crafted with thousands of blooms. The Independence Day show typically celebrates themes related to Indian culture, heritage, or social messages, also realized through stunning floral arrangements. Both events offer a visual feast, with vibrant colors, intricate designs, and innovative use of flowers and foliage.

Beyond the grand displays, the shows also provide a platform for showcasing rare and exotic plant species, horticultural techniques, and promoting awareness about conservation. Visitors can explore stalls selling plants, gardening tools, and organic products, making it a haven for gardening enthusiasts. The festive atmosphere, coupled with cultural performances and food stalls, adds to the overall experience.

These flower shows are not just about pretty flowers; they are a celebration of nature, a testament to horticultural expertise, and a reflection of Bengaluru's deep connection with its green spaces. They provide a refreshing escape from the urban hustle, offering a chance to reconnect with nature and appreciate the artistry of floral design. A visit to the Lalbagh flower show is a must for anyone seeking a delightful and...

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