Hanging Gardens--3BHK flats available in Nagawara Junction Bangalore

3BHK flats available in Nagawara Junction Bangalore from Hanging Gardens a projecy from Prisha Properties.

Hanging Gardens rolls out as a true symbol of tasteful luxurious living.The feature-rich Hanging Gardens, offers luxury 3 Bedroom apartments ranging from 1860 Sft to 2745 Sft and 12 exclusive club class Pent houses from 3120 to 4355 Sft spread across three blocks, designed to impart a unique character to the project.

Hanging Gardens put less pressure on nature resources, conserves energy and uses eco-friendly construction materials.

Common Buildings

Multipurpose Hall

Sports

Sports Facility

Kids Play Area

Swimming Pool

Gym

A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME MACHINE

If you are a Bangalore an or if you love Bangalore and want to know about your Bangalore from Nineteen thirties onwards, close your eyes, imagine sitting in the Time Machine of Dr. H.G. Wells-and-Io! - You have started your journey!

Whatever may be the reasons for your visit to Bangalore, it will not be complete without visiting the Majestic area. As you get down from the City Railway Station, (not the present building with parking lots and all, the old railway station started right from platform number 'one') you come across a big tank (lake) of about forty acres full of water (starting from the end of the present Bus Station at the south till almost the road leading towards Anand Rao Circle towards north and up to Sangam theatre area towards the east) which was called as 'Dharmambhudi kere.' You have to tread by walk only on the tank bund to reach Majestic area.

There were hardly half a dozen- city buses for the entire city. There was no Bus Station at that place and for all moffusil services; buses were stationed at Kalasipalyam near City Market. When you reach the area of the Majestic Theatre, you face a vast estate full of plants, trees, greenery and nothing else! Surprised? The estate ended at Mysore Bank square (the present State Bank of Mysore's head office.) and Government Law College. That vast garden was called "Manorama Estate." At that time, there were only a few theatres in Bangalore such as Select, Majestic, Variety and Doddanna         hall.

(Which is now called 'Paramount' near Kalasipalyam Bus Stand.) The climate of Bangalore demanded wearing of some woolen clothing all through the year except during March and April. You could not make out whether it was morning, afternoon or evening. All the time the Sun was just managing to pierce its rays through the branches of the trees. The entire city was a gigantic garden. It was an ocean of great greenery with fantastic ambience. The mercury reached to as low a point as eight degrees centigrade on a peak winter day. The average was around fourteen degrees.

 The winter months started almost at the end of October and lasted till middle of February. In the short summer of virtually two months, the mercury hovered around early thirties. The pre-monsoon showers in May resulted in the temperature going down to below twenty-five degrees. It rained on odd days even during March and April. It was more or less continuous rains from the middle of May till October. Again it rained on Odd days during November and December. There used to be misty mornings throughout November, December and part of January too. These were mainly attributed to Bangalore being situated at over 2800 feet above Sea level.

If it was a cyclone in Madras, the Bangalorean caught cold. If it rained in Mangalore or Goa, the people here felt the chill. If it rained in Kerala, the city would have drizzles. If it is a cyclone in Andhra, the Bangalorean would sneeze. There was no other city in India than Bangalore for the best and balanced weather conditions. It is one of the main reasons for people from other States to migrate to this great city. Unlike other cities, here it was a case of roads amidst greenery and gardens, than gardens amidst the roads.

3BHK flats available in Nagawara Junction Bangalore from Hanging Gardens a projecy from Prisha Properties.