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Culture of Bangalore |
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Being an ancient city and the present capital of Karnataka the Culture of Bangalore stands out. The city is known as the IT capital of India as well as the third largest city in the world. The diverse ethnicity of the city has contributed much to the Culture of Bangalore.
Bangalore was noted as a multicultural city in the past and the recent Information Technology and Business process out sourcing industries in Bangalore has strengthened the Culture of Bangalore. As 62% of the people living here have migrated from all the parts of India, Bangalore became a hub for the cultural exchange. This has changed the whole social as well as cultural scenario of the city.
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Before the IT boom the city of Bangalore was known as the Gardencity of India. The reason behind this name was two nationally acclaimed botanical gardens in Lal Bagh and Cubbon Park. The Culture of Bangalore is better reflected in the class, religion and Language. Diwali or the festival of lights are celebrated with Joy and gusto in the city of Bangalore. Oteh Indian Festivals like Ganesha Chaturthi, Ugadi, Dussera, Eid-Ul-Fitr and christmas are also celebrated in the traditional Culture of Bangalore.
The Kannada Film Industry that has made Bangalore its home town is an integral part of the Culture of Bangalore. Every year the Industry releases 80 movies and the Kannada Movie Industry has a colloquial type which is referred as Bangalore Kannada.
The Culture of Bangalore include a rich variety of cuisine. The mouthwatering cuisine that Bangalore has to offer reflects the social and economic diversity of Bangalore. The cuisine reflect the rich Culture of Bangalore as well. The night culture of Bangalore is very active as the city has more than 200 clubs and bars. The city is also known as the Pub capital of India.
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