5 PM– Pick up from conference venue, IISC
7.30 PM– Drop back to hotel
About the neighborhood
Malleswaram was reclaimed from the forest in the late 19th century after the city centre was destroyed by Plague. Over the years it has become a hub for creative and cultural activities. Home to India’s premier educational institution the Indian Institute of Science, Malleswaram has been the choice of residence for many cultural icons of Bangalore like Sr CV Raman, the Nobel laureate, Kasturirangan the Space Scientist, renowned Kannada poet and writer G.P. Rajarathnam, Prakash Padukone the Badminton maestro and Saroja Devi the Film Actress. Chowdiah Memorial the famous concert hall built in the shape of a violin, is located here.
Today Malleswaram is most famous for its array of local eateries!
Food walk
The walk is led by a cultural evangelist who will help you experience the culture of the city through its food. He will help you discover local eateries tucked away from tourist route which the locals love.
Discover why Bangalore is a haven for foodies in this food walk in Bangalore. Sample Bangalore’s best Idli, butter dosa, a novel juice and the legendary 4 yard filter coffee in eateries best known for each of these delicacies.
Filter Kaapi
Button Idli is a delicacy of a marquee restaurant of Malleswaram
Masala Dosa in a special restaurant
India’s first zero waste juice centre.
Fruit shells are used to serve juice in along with banana leaf straws.
Experience the culture and learn more about the city and its people through legends and lore. You will also walk through a local bazaar and feel the pulse of Malleswaram.
Minimum guests required- 2
Charges- Rs 3750 per person
Includes- Pick and drop, travel by AC vehicle, guide and food
Excludes- Beverages
Note– Guests will be sharing the vehicle with their colleagues.
Available dates- 23, 24, 25 and 27Jul 2023
Booking cut off- 7 days prior to conference commencement.
Bookings need to be made latest by July 16
