Cubbon Park
A sprawling 300-acre green oasis in the heart of Bengaluru, perfect for morning walks and nature lovers.
Here are some popular routes that people take to reach Cubbon Park
MG Road to Cubbon Park
Via Cubbon Park station
Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station (Majestic) to Cubbon Park
Via Cubbon Park station
Indiranagar to Cubbon Park
Via Cubbon Park station
Rajajinagar to Cubbon Park
Via Cubbon Park station
Lalbagh Botanical Garden to Cubbon Park
Via Cubbon Park station
Jayanagara to Cubbon Park
Via Cubbon Park station
Don't worry, it's super easy! Just follow these simple steps
Here's What You Need to Do:
Hop on the Metro
Just get on the metro and ride to Cubbon Park station. It's that simple!
Get Out of the Station
Look for the main exit. There are signs everywhere to help you
Walk to Cubbon Park
It's only about 2 minutes of walking - that's less than a cricket match break!
Find Your Way
Use Google Maps on your phone, or just ask someone nearby. People are happy to help!
Additional Information:
Take metro to Cubbon Park station and walk 2 minutes
Everything you need to know about timings and entry fees
Opening Hours
6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Daily operating hours
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or evening
Entry Fee
Free
Per person entry cost
Important Note:
Timings and fees may vary on holidays and special occasions. Please verify before visiting or call ahead to confirm.
Cool things to see and do at Cubbon Park
Walking, jogging, photography, bird watching
Everything You Should Know About Cubbon Park
So you want to visit Cubbon Park? Great choice! Let me tell you why this place is awesome and how easy it is to get there by metro.
Why Cubbon Park is So Popular
Cubbon Park is one of those places where you can learn cool things about Bangalore while having fun in Bangalore. It's in Central Bengaluru, and guess what? Lots of people visit every single day!
Here's the best part - getting there is super easy! You don't need to worry about traffic jams or finding parking. Just hop on the metro, get off at Cubbon Park station, and walk for about 2 minutes. That's it! This is why so many students, families, and office workers love visiting Cubbon Park.
What Makes It Special?
Cubbon Park is not just another place on the map. You'll get to see interesting things, learn about our city's history, and take awesome photos for your Instagram! And guess what? You don't have to pay anything to enter! Yes, it's completely FREE! 🎉
Fun for Everyone!
Whether you're a school kid, a college student, working at an office, or a grandparent - Cubbon Park has something for you!
Kids Will Love:
Discovering new things, taking cool photos, and learning fun facts they can share with their friends at school!
Adults Will Enjoy:
The whole experience, learning new things, and the chance to spend quality time with family or friends.
💡 Quick Tip:
The best time to visit is during weekdays if possible - it's less crowded and you can enjoy more freely. Try to avoid peak metro hours (8-10 AM and 6-8 PM) so your journey is more comfortable!
Get answers to common questions about visiting Cubbon Park
Some simple dos and don'ts to make your visit better
Do's
- Carry a valid ID for entry
- Follow photography guidelines
- Respect local customs and traditions
- Keep the premises clean
Don'ts
- Don't litter or damage property
- Avoid loud music or disturbances
- Don't bring prohibited items
- Don't ignore safety instructions
- Carry a metro card for hassle-free travel
- Check metro timings before planning your visit
- Use GPS navigation for exact walking directions
- Visit during off-peak hours to avoid crowds
- Carry water and comfortable walking shoes
Winter (Oct - Feb)
Pleasant weather, ideal for sightseeing
Summer (Mar - May)
Hot weather, visit early morning or evening
Monsoon (Jun - Sep)
Rainy season, carry umbrella
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