BIEC boasts premier exhibition and conference facilities, delivering unmatched services and amenities. These state-of-the-art inclusions at the centre serve the purpose of making BIEC a preferred destination for international business exhibitions, trade fairs, congresses, international conferences, seminars, and training programmes in India.

Distance from hotel- 21KM

An epitome of great architecture and beauty, the majestic Bangalore Palace has preserved in it the spice of old regal opulence. The palace was built in 1878 and is currently the central attraction in Bengaluru. Chamarajendra Wadiyar's British Guardians bought the original property in 1873 from the principal of Bangalore Central High School, Rev, J Garre. The palace is a mixture of Tudor and Scottish Gothic architecture and is spread across 45,000 square feet. The wooden structure of the palace along with the beautiful carvings both inside and outside showcases the ancient royal culture of India in different ways.

Distance: 20km

This beautiful park dons many hats: it’s a massive green belt in the heart of the city that also hosts a library, museums, a tennis academy, an aquarium, a toy train and many statues and pavilions. It’s probably one of the only parks to have a busy road cutting through it. In the wee hours of the morning or evenings, it’s a jogger’s paradise. Spring adds to the beauty of this park, with the lovely and colourful Tabebuia trees in full bloom at this time of the year.

Distance from Hotel- 13km

The Venkatappa Gallery hosts the artwork and collections of Venkatappa, Karnataka's esteemed artist who served as a court painter for the Mysore Kings. Erected in 1975, the structure resembles an artificial island encircled by a charming moat and embraced by a lotus pond.

Distance from hotel- 14KM

Vidhan Soudha, boasting 300 rooms, serves as the Legislative Chamber for the state government. Crafted from granite and porphyry, this 46-meter edifice features four domes at its corners. It is an architectural marvel worth a view when in Bengaluru.

Distance: 13km

Also known as the Nandidurg, this is arguably the most popular weekend destination for the city crowd of Bengaluru. The bracing air and serene environs of Nandi Hills, at an altitude of 4850 feet above sea level the weather of the hills is pleasant throughout the year. It is perfect for taking strolls or indulging in adventure sports like parasailing or trekking. The prominent places that can be visited from Nandi hills are Channakeshava Betta (4762 ft) in the north-west, Brahmagiri (4657 ft) in the south-west, Skandagiri (4749 ft) in the north, and the steep precipice and the well at the bottom called “Shravana Tirtha” in the south.