March Is The Best Time To Admire The Trees Of Bangalore And This Walk Knows It

What Is It?

Jayanagar-based lifestyle store and cafe Go Native is organising a two and half hour Biodiversity Tree Walk. Participants will get to admire and gape at the stunning trees of Jayanagar itself. The walk will explore the neighbourhood’s 5th Block, and surrounding areas, and also towards Lakshman Rao Boulevard on Nanda Road. If you have been wondering what those brilliant yellow flowering trees all over Bangalore right now are called? This is your chance to find out. Plus, there will be anecdotes shared on this part of South Bangalore’s history. The walk ends at the Go Native Cafe, where you will be served a big breakfast.

Who Is It For?

The walk is for nature lovers, animal lovers, history buffs and practically anyone who wants to discover something new about their city, The walk is suited to all age groups, and focuses on exploring the many facets that contributes to the past and present of South Bangalore and its abundant greenery. Pus, the early morning timings and brisk walking will take care of your day’s exercise.

Why Should I Go For It?

From tiny ants to tall trees, nothing is going to escape your eyes as not one but three naturalists will be accompanying you on this walk. Tales of the Bengaluru of yore and the mythical connection with the present biodiversity range will all be a part of the conversation. This initiative by Go Native is to create awareness on our relationship with nature. Don;t forget to carry your binoculars, a bottle of water and a cap with you. A notepad and pen will be provided for taking notes.

When: Sunday, March 11

Where: The walk starts at Go Native, #39, 10th Main, 5th Block, Jayanagar

Contact: +91 9611138180 to book a spot. Please bring along cash for on-the-spot registrations

Timings: 7am-9:30 am

Price: INR 600 per person

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Nirja is a freelance marketing professional and writer who is probably a tad obsessed with instagramming food. A proud local of Bangalore and a seasoned nomad, she explores foodie hubs and escapades on her website The Stylish Dish.