The city of Bangalore, or better known as Bengalooru to the locals, radiates urbaneness, notwithstanding with flavours of a hoary and old ethnicity spars. For any tourists coming to this city, the must visit options include the Brigade Road, Fraser Town, Austin Town, St. Marks Road, Cubbon Road and Queen's Circle. These places  have all preserved their names from the time of British rule, and there is a segregation (though it is one that is getting faded) between the rather cosmopolitan Cantonment region, the fashionable Kormangala part to the south, and the more conventional City area near Bangalore's chief market.

The expats and yuppies in Kormangala and in gated communes in the remote part of town live a partly Western way of life and the Cantonment hangs on to a military feel, with training barracks and a march past ground making a paradox with sumptuous hotels and huge intercontinental bank and office buildings. Though a thriving metro, Bangalore has been a tad late in constructing its own airport compared to other major cities. But Bangalore airport is certainly more posh and upscale than others and it is a sheer delight to arrive at and depart from here.  

If you are thinking of stopping over Bangalore and are still baffled on which flights to get you would like to visit, you can curb your worries for there are many online portals that will give you ample information on cheapest flights to Bangalore. All the additional details that are required to make your trip hassle free can also be garnered from these websites. Cheap air tickets to Bangalore from all major metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Cochin and Chennai can be easily obtained through online reservations, though they often need to be booked well in advance.

There are more to know about Bangalore. On the farther side of the Cubbon Park towards the Cantonment, Bangalore citizens are more traditional and safeguard middle-class virtues and a part that was once part of the princely region, Mysore. M. G. Road and Brigade Road comprise the heart of the Cantonment, where picturesque old edifices stand parallel to glossy shopping malls. On the contrary, the K. G. Road region, also known as Majestic for the main film theater there, has huge offices, stores, vendors, tourists, and the city's chief bus and railway stations. You just need to see around in person to understand the appealing complexities of Bangalore.