Walk through the remains of the original fort built by Kempegowda and later strengthened by Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan See the surviving Delhi Gate and understand how the fort was designed for defence Learn about the Battle of Bangalore and how the British captured the fort Understand how most of the fort was dismantled after Tipu Sultan’s fall and why only small sections remain today Observe the structure, materials, and layout to see how military architecture worked in that period Hear stories that connect the fort to nearby areas like KR Market and Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace Get a clear picture of how this fort once formed the core of old Bangalore

Walk through one of Bangalore’s oldest markets during peak morning activity Experience the flower market with large volumes of marigold, jasmine, and roses being traded Observe how goods move through the wholesale market and how the system still functions daily Explore nearby trade streets and understand the role of merchant communities in shaping the area Stop at key points to hear stories about old Bangalore’s growth, markets, and everyday life

Walk through a late 18th-century palace built largely in teak wood Observe rows of carved pillars, arches, and open corridors designed for ventilation Look closely at hand-painted floral motifs that reflect Indo-Islamic and Persian influences Move to the upper level to understand how the palace functioned as a summer retreat Hear how this structure once stood within the Bangalore Fort complex Connect the palace to nearby areas like KR Market to understand the wider city context Spend time noticing the contrast between the quiet interior and the busy streets outside