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BEYOND BANGALOREYour city-to-travel journalBeyond’s post places Bugle Rock Park in Basavanagudi and suggests a walk through its greenery.

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3 Billion Years of History in the Heart of Bengaluru!
Welcome to Bugle Rock Park, Basavanagudi—a place where nature, history, and heritage come together. Formed over 3 billion years ago, these ancient rocks have witnessed the evolution of the Earth itself.
During Kempegowda’s era, guards would climb this rock and blow a bugle to alert the city of approaching danger, giving the park its iconic name—Bugle Rock. Today, it’s a peaceful escape surrounded by lush greenery, birds, and the timeless charm of old Bengaluru.
Next time you’re in Basavanagudi, don’t just visit the famous Bull Temple—take a walk through Bugle Rock Park and experience a piece of Bengaluru’s ancient past.
Location: Bugle Rock Park, Basavanagudi, Bengaluru
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