Grab your sunhat and immerse yourself in Bengaluru’s Agri-tourism, where agriculture meets tourism. This growing trend lets visitors experience Bengaluru’s rich agricultural heritage, promotes sustainable practices, supports local farmers, and educates on the importance of farming.

The Rich Agricultural Heritage of Bengaluru
Once known as the Garden City, Bengaluru has a rich agricultural history, with diverse crops like juicy mangoes, fragrant jasmine, nutritious millets, and flavorful spices still prevalent today amidst its bustling IT industry.
Virtual Tour of Agri-Tourism in Bengaluru
- Nandi Hills Agritourism: Experience coffee and tea plantations, and pick fresh produce from fruit orchards.
- Organic Farms in Kanakapura: Engage in eco-friendly farming activities and enjoy organic meals made from fresh ingredients.
- Bannergatta Biological Park: Discover wildlife conservation alongside a Butterfly Park and herbal garden showcasing medicinal plants.
- Silk Art in Ramanagara: Tour silk farms, learn about silkworm rearing, and try your hand at weaving silk fabrics.
- Vineyard Tours in Nandi Valley: Enjoy guided tours and wine tastings while learning about grape cultivation in picturesque vineyards.
- Pottery and Clay Art in Shivaganga: Create your own clay masterpieces with the guidance of local artisans in a town known for its rich clay deposits.
- Rural Homestays in Chikmagalur: Experience immersive homestays with local families while exploring coffee estates and the Western Ghats.
Agri-tourism in Bengaluru provides a refreshing escape from city life, connecting you with nature and the agricultural traditions of Karnataka. Whether exploring organic farms or enjoying vineyard tours, agri-tourism offers enriching experiences that deepen your appreciation for rural life. Make sure to take a detour into Bengaluru’s vibrant countryside for a memorable adventure!