What makes Bengaluru a street photographer’s delight - If MG Road means high street s- Navbharat Times Photodhamal

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If MG Road means high street shopping, Commercial Street is its more affordable variant. The street is especially a sight to behold during festive seasons. Actress Pranitha Subhash indulges in the festivities during Dasara last year.

In This Pic : Pranitha Subhash

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This green cover in the Central Business District shows the ethos of the city. A walk across the park will give you a peek into Bengaluru’s cross-section of people. Sunday mornings are a treat for shutterbugs, as they get to shoot a lot of pet parents at the park.

In This Pic : cubbon park

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The other big park in the centre of the city, Lalbagh Botanical Garden has a rich biodiversity, along with a few landmark spots. In fact, Lalbagh used to be a favourite location for shoots even in Bollywood until the 1990s. City event organiser Tamanna Pasha poses for a selfie at the famous Glass House.

In This Pic : Tamanna Pasha, Lalbagh

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Bengaluru’s oldest commercial hub, KR Market houses paper marts, clothing vendors, jewellers and also a big market that sells fruits, vegetables and flowers. Early mornings at the flower market make a pretty sight. Here’s musician Raghu Dixit soaking in the happy vibes.

In This Pic : Raghu Dixit, KR market

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The bylanes of Basavanagudi, especially around Bugle Rock, Bull Temple and Gandhi Bazaar show traditional Bengaluru at its best. In fact, story has it that Basavanagudi, along with Malleswaram, inspired RK Narayan’s Malgudi.

In This Pic : Gandhi Bazaar, Bull Temple Road

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