Traveling is now a walk in the park
There are many kinds of travellers: The well-planned package tour type, the free-spirited backpacker type, the value-for-money type or the as-much-as-we-possibly-can-do type. Whatever the type you are, if you want to see South India, we have something for you. From short walks to discover the gullies of Bangalore to long tours re-living the glorious history of Karnataka, we can build your dream vacation!
CITY WALKSModern Bangalore is almost half a millennium old. Since the early days of Kempe Gowda, a great variety of rulers—Marathas, Mughals, Mysoreans and the British—have ruled and lived in the city.
Every hill, every lane, every street and every idly has a historic story to tell. Take your pick! |
OPEN WALKSIf malls and cinemas is what you thought Bangalore offered for weekends, spend a morning with us as we take you through the rich culture and heritage of Bangalore's gullies.
Look at our schedule, choose the one most convenient for you, and meet us at the venue. It's that simple. |
CITY TOURSBangalore wasn't built in a day and no one could see all of it in a day. But if you have a specific interest, we can plan a beautiful city tour covering areas you want to see, and those we think you must. Send y
our requests to poornima@unhurried.in and she'll get right back to you. |
OUT-OF-CITY TOURSSouth India is a treasure trove of great history and valuable heritage. As times are changing, we take our guests on out-of-Bangalore tours to experience the slice of history in the present.
Check out some of our past tours here. |
SCHOOL PROGRAMMES
We can customise all our walks and tours for school children. Write to poornima@unhurried.in or reachus@unhurried.in for details.
Image Credits
1. Image 3 of 4 in the header is a derivative of Kempegowda I by Nvvchar used under CC BY-SA 3.0.
2. Image 4 of 4 in the header is a derivative of Chamundeshwari Temple by Rishabh Mathur used under CC BY-SA 2.0.
1. Image 3 of 4 in the header is a derivative of Kempegowda I by Nvvchar used under CC BY-SA 3.0.
2. Image 4 of 4 in the header is a derivative of Chamundeshwari Temple by Rishabh Mathur used under CC BY-SA 2.0.
