Rangoli Gardens

"We recently visited Rangoli Gardens after my son had enjoyed a school trip there and insisted we go as a family. Overall, it was quite a pleasant experience. The place is themed around traditional Karnataka village life, with detailed sculptures of people from various professions like potters, weavers, farmers, and more. These sculptures are impressively realistic almost like living figures which adds to the charm. There are also several attractions like horse rides, horse cart rides, and a few games for kids. However, these are all pay-per-use, and I felt the prices were on the higher side for what is offered. The food served inside is mainly North Karnataka-style meals, which adds to the authentic feel, but again it is slightly overpriced considering the portions and options. One tip: if you are planning to visit on a weekend, it is better to go early by around 10 am; by 11 it usually gets quite crowded. Alternatively, visiting on a weekday is more relaxed and less busy. Overall, Rangoli Gardens is a pleasant place to spend a half-day with family, especially if you are interested in local culture and village life. Just be ready for some extra charges once you are inside (charges for everything is cleared marked and displayed). Entry is chargeable weekends 250 (per adult), 150 (per kid). Weekdays it is 200 (per adult), 150 (per kid). Everywhere they do accept online as well as cash payments."

"Sure! Here’s a polished and engaging version of your review: A Must-Visit for a Taste of Rural India 🌾 I recently visited Rangoli Garden, and it truly exceeded my expectations. The place is incredibly well-maintained — something you'd hope to see more often from our public spaces! It beautifully preserves the essence of traditional Indian village life, offering a glimpse into how people used to live in rural areas. The layout is thoughtful and organized, blending cultural heritage with a welcoming environment. From the architecture to the activities, every corner reflects the roots of our traditions. It's a massive space, and to do justice to the experience, you’ll need at least 4–5 hours to explore it fully."

"Best weekend getaway within the city. They have put a lot of efforts to showcase the real Karnataka culture and countyside view. Statues made look real most of the times and are very good to educate your kids about. There are lot of things for the entertainment like double seat cycles, amazing magic show, games, pottery, bullock rides and lot of options to shop from. Coming to the food, do must try their north Karnataka meals for lunch which are tasty and light on stomach. Prices are also reasonable considering its unlimited quantity. I would highly recommend this place."

"Rangoli garden is a heritage model village located in Jakkur, North Bengaluru. This immersive cultural park offers a sculptural journey through Karnataka’s rural traditions, showcasing the region's economy, food habits, cultural practices, and religious customs. 🌾 What to Expect Cultural Exhibits: Life-sized sculptures and installations depict various aspects of rural life in Karnataka, providing insights into traditional practices and lifestyles. Educational Experience: The park serves as an educational space, illustrating the state's rich cultural heritage. Family-Friendly Environment: Designed to be engaging for visitors of all ages, making it an ideal spot for family outings. 📍 Location Rangoli Garden is situated in Jakkur, a suburb in the northern part of Bangalore, Karnataka, India"

"This place is too good to be true! Truly amazing work done 🫡👏🏻, they've created a small village that is just like how it used to be back in the day. Hats off to the work done with so much perfection and attention to the smallest details which is a big win to this place!! 🫡❤️ This generation of kids should visit this place to know and learn about our roots. Such a calm and soothing place, this place is definitely going to bring back memories for a lot of them. Truly a fan of this place and it's work 🙌🏻 Entry ticket is charged based on weekdays and weekends. They also have a restaurant inside and activities like pottery, horse riding, a fish foot spa, and a shopping center. The shopping center had toys and things made out of wood and many household essential items. It's a perfect place to visit with family!!!"

"A good place to have some timepass and relish old memories.after sometime we feel bored. A bit realistic or intresting they could have made. Food was very bad and heavy rush with one counter. Very slow service. Bit costly affair."

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