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	Our Green Heritage A sensorial nature walk through the LalBagh Botanical Garden, meant to help children develop a deep appreciation of the natural world in general, and trees in particular. What it includes: Sample bags, specially- designed nature notebooks, fun activities, light refreshments, and picnic. Duration: 9 am – 12:30 pm
The Birth Of A City Explore the Bengalooru of Kempegowda I, who built the city in the 16th century. Hear the legends of the founding of the city, visit temples, watch towers, markets, and other places of interest that date back from this time, and sample some typical Karnataka food. Duration: 9 am – 3:30 pm
	On The Trail of the Tiger Get introduced to the Tiger of Mysore, the valiant Tipu Sultan, and explore his 18th century city, Bengalooru. Walk through a 240-acre botanical garden in the heart of the city that he and his father created, and get a closer look at both Indian trees and trees from all over the world that thrive here. After lunch at a Bangalore institution called MTR, visit Tipu’s summer palace and museum. Duration: 9 am – 3:30 pm
British Bangalore Discover what Bangalore was like in the Victorian era, when the British held sway. Explore a couple of 19th century churches, walk the roads that the British built, and listen to stories of the city’s famous British residents. Post-lunch, we move to Bangalore in the first half of the 20th century, including Bangalore in the early years of independent India. Duration: 9 am – 3:30 pm
	21st century Bangalore Get introduced to the new Bangalore – the IT capital of India and the epicenter of global offshoring. Get a conducted tour of the impressive campus of home-grown IT powerhouse Infosys, then visit other 21st century places of interest in the city. Duration: 9 am – 3:30 pm

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