Museums of Bangalore: Indian Musical Experience
Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/xuSdTK4XeoI Overview: I thought Bangalore just had 2-3 museums which are well known until a few years ago, but a little research opened up my thoughts as I discovered several museums within the city. I have decided to visit all the museums in the city and document those. The first one on the list is the Indian Musical Experience in JP Nagar 7th phase. This beautiful museum is dedicated to the evolution and science behind different forms of music from traditional to contemporary. As we enter the museum, in the inner courtyard, we can see a sound garden, where we can learn about the sounds created from natural things like wood, stones, and metals. We can try our hand in generating music as well. This area is well enjoyed by both adults and children. We then get inside the museum and the experience starts from the 3rd floor, where we are shown a small animated movie with different types of sound created by nature. From there we enter an interacti
Spell bound !! Absolute beauty ! I cant say which photograph is the best ..all of them are well captured.Still I select the Frog !!
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Loved your work !! Happy to have stumbled Upon on your blog !! Amzing work !!
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DeleteThis is absolutely a brilliant discovery. Never heard about the place. Awesome post Arun!
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nice post Arun, any signs of 'animal sacrifices' around...?
ReplyDeleteThis is a very good post. Thanks for informing why it is known as 'Sidlu Mallikarjuna' Temple. Photos are as always fantastic. The pillar on the edge looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures with good information...
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ReplyDeleteReally it's fine .But negligency of all govt there is no improvement done here,it's really bad.
ReplyDeleteIf one needs peace and natural air, they need to visit this place. I atleast did not find any wild animals but not sure how safe it is for people to go in less number.
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My grandfather was a doctor in Bettadapura and my grandparents lived to serve people. My parents lived in Bangalore. But, I was a blessed kid to be born in this beautiful town. I lost my grandparents when I was 10. Ever since, I have gone there about three times (Its 20 yrs now).
ReplyDeleteEvery time I go through the immigration, I am bound to get this question - "Where is Bettadapura"? I smile at them and try to explain. I have so many childhood memories attached to this place, no matter how many breathtaking places I go to, it can't replace what this place is for me.
I live in San Francisco now and tonight, I really wanted to see if there is something I can find on the internet to mull over these memories and I stumble upon your blog post. I can't thank you enough for doing this. Every single picture out there is precious to me. Thank you so very much again for doing this. More power to you! :)
Thanks Sumana..
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ReplyDeleteI had been to that place today,
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How can someone climb 3000+ steps and get down 3000+ steps in 2h?
We look 2h to climb and get down...!!
And I don't even have any foot pain even after climbing 3000+ steps
Arun, did u feel the same?
A beautiful heritage sight and place of worship. You can literally feel the presence of some force here. Sadly no maintainance. There are not many answers to how this magnificent place was built. I wish there somebody qualified would do a thorough research and give answers to the mysteries surrounding the temple, especially how the people then managed to complete such a marvelous structure.
ReplyDeleteA very decent blog. With good amount of information. Good to know the history and about the place.
ReplyDeleteNamma ooru namma hemme
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