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 interactive exhibit area, where we can play music through a touch screen and create notes from different musical instruments. One small area is designed to look like Commercial Street with pathways and autorickshaws where music is continuously playing.
There is a learning centre as well where one can create and record sounds using Karaoke. There is a Bollywood and Sandalwood section as well which shows the story of music in Indian cinema.
On the 1st floor, we can see around 100 different types of musical instruments displayed for the visitors. The exit area passes through a store where visitors can shop for souvenirs.
Overall a very good experience, and a must-visit for people from South Bangalore.
Indian Musical Experience
Indian Musical Experience
Indian Musical Experience
Indian Musical Experience
Indian Musical Experience
Indian Musical Experience
Indian Musical Experience
Indian Musical Experience
Indian Musical Experience
Location: Brigade Millenium, near Puttenahalli Lake, JP Nagar 7th Phase
Entry fees: Rs 150 on weekdays, Rs 250 on weekends. Rs 150 for senior citizens, children below 3 years go free.
I think this is an informative post and it is very useful and knowledgeable. therefore, I would like to thank you for the efforts you have made in writing this article. piano benefits
I am writing people who have posted a substantial number of photographs of Karnataka temples on the web. I am currently assembling a comparative data base of Hindu temples in India, Java, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam constructed between 600 and 1300 C.E.. The database currently contains 3GB of original content, consisting of 650 heavily annotated photographs, selected from over 2500, as well as 100 diagrams and site surveys.
The site has been developed for American students and researchers, though all the material is available on an open source basis without any advertisement. My colleagues documented most of the temples on brief site visits with original photography. This was supplemented by third party material for monuments they didn’t visit or where the documentation was inadequate. To date all forty-one extant Khmer temples have been included in the database and, perhaps, an equal number of Karnataka temples in more or less chronological order. We have eight more Hoysala temples to add. (We have not yet begun work on the temples in Java and Bali. )The site’s url is www.templemountains.org You will find links to the materials on the Karnataka temples are at the bottom of page 2 of the site.
WHY WE ARE ASKING FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE
We have not been able to find adequate photographic documentation for one temple and hope that you either1) already have this content or 2) might be willing to document it for us. The temple in question is the Ramesvara in Ramanathapura. (Bibliography: ASMAR 1936, 10-11; Hardy, 1996, Plate 112, Fig.78c, S7.) We are interested primarily in the Hoysala vimana and gudhamandapa; the prakara and gopuram are later additions. If original photography proves necessary; a current cell phone camera should offer adequate quality. We would specify five or ten shots on a site plan we have drawn. We would, of course, pay your standard license fee for a one-time use of existing photographs, as well as, reasonable costs should a trip to Ramanathapura prove necessary. You would retain the copyright to the photographs; we would ask only for permission to use them in this database. If interested, please contact me with specifics at lgd@newsreel.org.
ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR COOPERATION
We are also eager for the site to be used as widely as possible, especially by visitors to these temples. If you feel it would be appropriate we would welcome your mentioning www.templemountains.org on your own site. We would, of course, reciprocate when we add a bibliography to the site Since all the material is “open source,” you may incorporate any of it in your sites if you think your users would be interested. Thank you.
Best Wishes,
Lawrence Daressa, Ph.D., Site Developer, Temple Mountain Database Project, Center for Southeast Asia Studies
You are giving such interesting information. It is great and beneficial info for us, I really enjoyed reading it. Thankful to you for sharing an article like this Flower Shops New York City
Hi, I am very happy to look to share the valuable information about these flowers in our celebration which helps me a lot in to make my special one happy with flowers at Same Day Flower Delivery Fitzroy
Excellent information, many thanks for sharing this blog's thoughts. I enjoy reading the blog updates , please visit once at my website as well Under Construction Projects in Dwarka Expressway
Nice blog to share the information about Bangalore sightseeing, we would like to connect you with Top Rated Photographers in Mumbai to capture the life's important moments.
Overview: In a post-Covid world, people will not wish to travel far and wide pretty soon. However, they may wish to explore some good places in their neighborhood. While its very good to visit local attraction, its great if one can help buy local crafts and local food to help the artisans and boost the economy. Highlighting the specialties from each district of Karnataka: 1. Bagalkot: Aminagad in Hungund taluk is famous for a sweet savoury Karadantu, made out of edible gum, dry fruits and jaggery. Guledagudda Khana is a unique textile, and is a 4000 year old fabric, and is handloomed in the small town of Guledagudda. Ilkal sari is a traditional form of sari which is a common feminine wear in India. Ilkal saris are woven using cotton warp on the body and art silk warp for border and art silk warp for pallu portion of the sari. Amingad Kardant Shop Ilkal Saree Weaver 2. Bangalore Rural: Bangalore Rose Onion, having a GI indicator, is grown in 16 taluks of Bengaluru rural.
Overview: I read about a place called Srinivasa Sagara which is a lake near Chikkaballapur and comes lively in monsoon as the water falls from the reservoir when it overflows. I couldn't get much details on this place on the web, so I decided to club it with Chikkajala fort and Akkayyamma hill. 1) Chikkajala Fort: Though nothing is clearly known about this fort, this fort is believed to have been since Hoysalas and then used by Tipu Sultan. But now its in a total mess and nothing much remains out of it. We saw that fort which lies on NH7, then we went inside Chikkajala to the hill of Akkayyamma. It looked beautiful with cloudy weather and was pleasant and there were not many steps leading to the top. We went into the temple, had darshan of the Goddess and rested next to it. There are a lot of pillars on the hill which are believed to be built more than 1000 years ago. Kodigehalli, which is not very far from here, has been a center of exploration by the archaeologists and they
Hedathale: Interesting story of an ancient temple Overview: Hedathale is a small village near the temple town of Nanjangud has an ancient Hoysala temple of Sri Lakshmikanthaswamy which is of great architectural importance. The 12th century Lakshmikanthaswamy(Vishnu) temple is unique in its own way. Inside the main temple, we have Narasimhaswamy and Venugopalaswamy idols and the main idol of Sri Lakshmikantha Swamy. Apart from this we come across a beautiful idol of Andal. The speciality of this idol is that in normal light it looks like an ordinary idol, but on performing puja and archana, the lights are switched off and once the aarti is placed near the forehead, the eyes of Andal look real and seems like looking straight into our eyes. This kind of beauty is rare to find in any other place. The story gets better as we move inside a hall which is called a 'Chavadi' which is very interesting. The Chavadi was built by the Pallegara Dhanda Nayaka who had 16 daughters
Just read your website. Good one. I liked it. Keep going. you are a best writer your site is very useful and informative thanks for sharing! Team Bonding in Bangalore | Corporate Team Building Games in Bangalore | Virtual Team Building Quotes in Bangalore | Team Building in Bangalore | Team Outing Specialists in Bangalore
ReplyDeleteWow thank you very much for this creative content, this has really helped apkdownload.com a lot, specially first post of this site.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteI wish to visit atleast once in my lifetime to the museum thanks for the detail information.
Regards,
Sai Satcharitra in hindi
Sai Baba Quotes
Sai Satcharitra in Malayalam
Hanuman Chalisa PDF
Hanuman Chalisa Hindi PDF
sai baba answers
Shiv Chalisa PDF
I think this is an informative post and it is very useful and knowledgeable. therefore, I would like to thank you for the efforts you have made in writing this article. piano benefits
ReplyDeleteDear The Light Baggage (Arun:)
ReplyDeleteTHE PROJECT
I am writing people who have posted a substantial number of photographs of Karnataka temples on the web. I am currently assembling a comparative data base of Hindu temples in India, Java, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam constructed between 600 and 1300 C.E.. The database currently contains 3GB of original content, consisting of 650 heavily annotated photographs, selected from over 2500, as well as 100 diagrams and site surveys.
The site has been developed for American students and researchers, though all the material is available on an open source basis without any advertisement. My colleagues documented most of the temples on brief site visits with original photography. This was supplemented by third party material for monuments they didn’t visit or where the documentation was inadequate. To date all forty-one extant Khmer temples have been included in the database and, perhaps, an equal number of Karnataka temples in more or less chronological order. We have eight more Hoysala temples to add. (We have not yet begun work on the temples in Java and Bali. )The site’s url is www.templemountains.org You will find links to the materials on the Karnataka temples are at the bottom of page 2 of the site.
WHY WE ARE ASKING FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE
We have not been able to find adequate photographic documentation for one temple and hope that you either1) already have this content or 2) might be willing to document it for us. The temple in question is the Ramesvara in Ramanathapura. (Bibliography: ASMAR 1936, 10-11; Hardy, 1996, Plate 112, Fig.78c, S7.) We are interested primarily in the Hoysala vimana and gudhamandapa; the prakara and gopuram are later additions. If original photography proves necessary; a current cell phone camera should offer adequate quality. We would specify five or ten shots on a site plan we have drawn. We would, of course, pay your standard license fee for a one-time use of existing photographs, as well as, reasonable costs should a trip to Ramanathapura prove necessary. You would retain the copyright to the photographs; we would ask only for permission to use them in this database. If interested, please contact me with specifics at lgd@newsreel.org.
ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR COOPERATION
We are also eager for the site to be used as widely as possible, especially by visitors to these temples. If you feel it would be appropriate we would welcome your mentioning www.templemountains.org on your own site. We would, of course, reciprocate when we add a bibliography to the site Since all the material is “open source,” you may incorporate any of it in your sites if you think your users would be interested. Thank you.
Best Wishes,
Lawrence Daressa, Ph.D., Site Developer, Temple Mountain Database Project, Center for Southeast Asia Studies
ทดสอบความเร็วอินเตอร์ ของการเล่นเกม mega game ยินดีต้อนรับสมชิกเก่าแล้วก็สมาชิกใหม่ ทุกๆท่าน ไปสู่โลกที่การพนัน แม้เอ่ยถึงคาสิโนออนไลน์ คงจะไม่มีผู้ใดไม่เคยทราบmegaslot/a> เมก้าเกม เกมสล็อต
ReplyDeleteทดสอบความเร็วอินเตอร์ ของการเล่นเกม mega game ยินดีต้อนรับสมชิกเก่าแล้วก็สมาชิกใหม่ ทุกๆท่าน ไปสู่โลกที่การพนัน แม้เอ่ยถึงคาสิโนออนไลน์ คงจะไม่มีผู้ใดไม่เคยทราบmegaslot เมก้าเกม เกมสล็อต
ReplyDelete"HUAYDED789 แทงหวยออนไลน์ 24 ชั่วโมง
ReplyDeleteด้วยประสบการณ์การให้บริการทั้งคาสิโนออนไลน์ และ แทงหวยออนไลน์ นานนับ 10 ปี และไม่หยุดพัฒนาเพื่อประสบการณ์ต่อผู้เล่น ที่สะดวก เสถียร ที่สุด รองรับทั้งมือถือ และ คอมพิวเตอร์ โดยไม่ต้องดาวน์โหลดใดๆ อีกทั้ง ยังมีระบบฝากถอนรวดเร็ว"
Comparta gran información sobre su blog, Blog realmente útil para nosotros. homestay irlanda
ReplyDeleteI enjoy reading your blog. I was blown away by your blog. Your service needs to be known to more people, so please share more blogs like this one.
ReplyDeleteEs𝚌orts Service Rohtas
ReplyDeleteEs𝚌orts Agency in Bhimavaram
c𝚊ll G𝚒rls in Srikakulam
Electronic City Es𝚌ort
c𝚊ll G𝚒rl Amreli
Hello, Thanks for sharing nice blog with us. this is really very nice blog again to all thanks i am regular reader your website flowers supply
ReplyDeleteslot xo เว็บไซต์เล่นเกมส์มาก ที่พวกเรานำเอาความสนุกสนานที่คัดสรรแล้ว สล็อต เป็นเกมที่สุดยอด มาแจกความโชคดีให้กับคุณได้สนุกสนานแบบเต็มที่มีให้เลือกเล่นมากยิ่งกว่า 200 เกม
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteVery informative, thanks for posting such informative content. Expecting more from you.
Bangalore Matrimony
This is a wonderful blog regarding the services provided in this region, the Marriage Halls Near Medavakkam also provides a professional service.
ReplyDeleteYou are giving such interesting information. It is great and beneficial info for us, I really enjoyed reading it. Thankful to you for sharing an article like this Flower Shops New York City
ReplyDeleteHi, I am very happy to look to share the valuable information about these flowers in our celebration which helps me a lot in to make my special one happy with flowers at Same Day Flower Delivery Fitzroy
ReplyDeleteExcellent information, many thanks for sharing this blog's thoughts. I enjoy reading the blog updates , please visit once at my website as well Under Construction Projects in Dwarka Expressway
ReplyDeleteVery informative, thanks for posting such informative content. Expecting more from you.
ReplyDeletePillai Matrimonial Services
I’m very happy to look at your publish.
ReplyDeleteyou've put worth a valiant effort
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this article with us, Keep continue your work, Best Regards Agra Sightseeing.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteExcellent Information on Musical Instrument Thanks For Sharing Keep It Up Same Day Agra Tour By Superfast Shatabdi Train
ReplyDeleteNice blog to share the information about Bangalore sightseeing, we would like to connect you with Top Rated Photographers in Mumbai to capture the life's important moments.
ReplyDelete