List of neighbourhoods in Bengaluru

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This is a list of areas and neighborhoods in Bengaluru by region. In recent decades, the city has witnessed rapid growth in population and urbanized area. While Central Bangalore is the commercial heart of the city, Eastern and South-Eastern Bangalore areas are major hubs for IT and financial companies. Southern and Western parts of the city are mainly residential areas. The neighborhoods in the Northern and North-Eastern regions are both industrial and residential.

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Central

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Indiranagar
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Sadashivanagar
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Shivajinagar
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Vasanthnagar
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Ulsoor
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Domlur
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Jeevanbhima
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Seshadripuram
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Austin Town
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R. T. Nagar
Central Bangalore
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Cantonment areaThe Cantonment area in Bangalore was used as a military cantonment during the British Raj in the 19th century. After the Indian independence, the area merged with rest of the city but still retains names for localities and streets used by the British as well as the colonial architecture in many buildings. Some localities which come under this area are Richmond Town, Austin Town, Murphy Town, Fraser Town, and Cox Town.
Domlur Embassy GolfLinks Business Park.jpg Formerly part of the Cantonment area, Domlur has become a major hub for IT outsourcing firms and military establishments. The Embassy GolfLinks Business Park and HAL Airport are located in/near Domlur.
Indiranagar Indiranagar is a sought-after residential and commercial neighbourhood which is located between the central and eastern parts of the city. The neighbourhood is known for its cosmopolitanism, nightlife, pubs and retail stores. The 100 Feet Road which runs through Indiranagar is one of the major commercial hubs in the city.
Rajajinagar Established in 1949 on the birthday of C. Rajagopalachari .
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Pete area K.R. Market.jpg Established by Kempe Gowda I at the time of creation of Bangalore, the Pete area is the centre of trade and commercial activities in central Bangalore. It consists of various localities each of which are known for different markets: Chickpet (textile), Balepet (bangles), Cottonpet (cotton), Sultanpet (paper), etc. The largest flower market in Asia K. R. Market and Avenue Road (earlier known as Doddapete) also come under the Pete area.
Sadashivanagar Sadashivanagar is an upscale neighbourhood in the heart of the city. Anugraha, the residence of Karnataka's Chief Minister, is in this neighbourhood.
Seshadripuram Seshadripuram was established in 1892 to reduce the congestion in the Pete area. Known for its educational institutions which are now branched across the city, the neighbourhood is primarily a residential locality having an extension called Kumara Park.
Shivajinagar Bangalore Shivaji Nagar Bus Depot 1-14-2009 3-38-20 PM.JPG Shivajinagar is one of the older areas of the city, which today acts as a major junction for transport to other parts of Bangalore. Russell Market and Bangalore Cantonment railway station are important landmarks in the locality.
Ulsoor Ulsoor lake (5392330091).jpg Ulsoor (or Halasuru) is one of the oldest areas in the city. The neighbourhood is known for the Ulsoor Lake, one of the largest lakes in the city, as well as its proximity to M G Road.
Vasanth Nagar Located south of Bangalore Palace, Vasanth Nagar is an upscale neighbourhood in the heart of the city. One of the busiest commercial areas in the city Cunningham Road is located in Vasanth Nagar. Due to its proximity to other commercial areas and luxury hotels, this locality has gained high real estate value.
R. T. Nagar Aerial view of the TV Tower, RT Nagar and Palace Ground.jpg Rabindranath Tagore Nagar or simply R. T. Nagar is an area in Bangalore. Famous politicians, lawyers and businessmen reside in this posh locality. Located north of the Bangalore Palace and within 7 kilometers of Vidhana Soudha, this place has a high real estate value.

Eastern

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Marathahalli
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Bellandur
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Hoodi
Eastern Bangalore
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Bellandur Intel and RMZ Ecospace Buildings behind it 6-23-2010 8-51-02 AM.jpg Located along the Outer Ring Road, Bellandur is an IT hub and home to multiple tech parks/SEZs such as RMZ Ecospace. It is also known for the Bellandur Lake.
CV Raman Nagar Bagmane Tech Park, CV Raman Nagar, Bengaluru, India (2007).jpg CV Raman Nagar is a neighbourhood to the west of the Outer Ring Road, known for the Bagmane Tech Park located there.
Hoodi Hoodi is a locality present in close proximity to Whitefield as well as the Outer Ring Road IT hubs. This proximity has helped Hoodi grow as a residential and commercial centre.
Krishnarajapuram K.r.puram hanging bridge 2.jpg Krishnarajapuram is located at the northernmost part of the Outer Ring Road at its junction with the Old Madras Road. Krishnarajapuram assembly constituency is one of the largest in the state of Karnataka.
Mahadevapura Phoenix Market City (21812542780).jpg Another IT hub along the Outer Ring Road, Mahadevapura was formerly a city municipal council. Phoenix Market City, a popular shopping mall, is located in this neighbourhood.
Marathahalli Marathalli 1.JPG Marathahalli is located at the junction of Old Airport Road and the Outer Ring Road. A village until the 1990s, the area has seen rapid urbanisation due to the IT boom in the city.
Varthur Sigma Technology Park 8-21-2010 10-06-37 AM.JPG Varthur is a commercial and residential area located adjacent to Whitefield.
Whitefield Formerly a settlement of Anglo Indians, Whitefield is a neighbourhood in the eastern part of the city which is regarded to be one of the two major IT clusters in the city. It houses ITPL, the oldest tech park in the city, as well as shopping malls such as The Forum Value.

North-Eastern

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Banaswadi
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Horamavu
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Lingarajapuram
North-Eastern Bangalore
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Banaswadi
HBR Layout
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Kalyan Nagar
Kammanahalli
Lingarajapuram
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Northern

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Yeshwanthpur
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Hebbal
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Peenya
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Jalahalli
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Mathikere
Northern Bangalore
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Peenya
Vidyaranyapura
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South-Eastern

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Electronic City
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Madiwala
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Koramangala
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Bommanahalli
South-Eastern Bangalore
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Bommanahalli Primarily a residential area, Bommanahalli has undergone significant commercial growth in recent years due to its proximity to areas such as Electronic City and HSR Layout.
Bommasandra
BTM Layout Beautiful Park.jpg BTM Layout is a commercial and residential neighbourhood in Bangalore. It is bound by other on-demand residential areas like Jayanagar, JP Nagar, Madiwala and Bommanahalli.
Electronic City Infy Pyramid 40.jpg Nicknamed "IT capital of India" and "Silicon Valley of India", Electronic City is a large industrial area on the outskirts of the city. With hundreds of IT companies' offices located in the area, including the headquarters of Infosys and Wipro, Electronic City also houses auto manufacturing and financial companies. A flyover on Hosur Road connects Bangalore with Electronic City. A metro line named Yellow line passes through this area.
HSR Layout 1st Sector, HSR Layout, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India - panoramio.jpg HSR Layout is a new residential area in Bangalore located between Hosur Road and Sarjapur Road.
Koramangala Forum Mall DSW.jpg Koramangala is a large commercial and residential neighbourhood in Bangalore. Located along the Hosur Road, it is a highly sought after real estate area which connects different parts of the city.
Madiwala Madiwala Lake Bangalore Karnataka Sagar Sangamam.jpg Madiwala is a busy business centre located close to Koramangala. It is famous for the Madiwala Lake.

Southern

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Jayanagar
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Basavanagudi
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JP Nagar
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Padmanabhanagar
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Banashankari
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Uttarahalli
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Girinagar
Southern Bangalore
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Girinagar
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Padmanabhanagar
Uttarahalli

Southern suburbs

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Anjanapura
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Begur
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Arekere
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Gottigere
Southern suburbs
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Anjanapura
Arekere
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Hulimavu
Kothnur

Western

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Vijayanagar
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Rajajinagar
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RR Nagar
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Basaveshwaranagar
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Nagarbhavi
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Nayandahalli
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Kengeri
Western Bangalore
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Basaveshwaranagar Basaveshwaranagar is a residential locality located on the western side of Chord Road. It is named after the 12th century philosopher Basavanna.
Kamakshipalya Kamakshipalya is a neighbourhood which lies around the intersection of Magadi Road and Outer Ring Road
Kengeri Kengal Hanumathaiah Transport Junction, Kengeri, Bangalore.jpg Kengeri is a locality along the Mysore Road and an important transport hub with a railway station, a TTMC and an upcoming terminal station of the Purple Line of Namma Metro. Kengeri Satellite Town is a township developed by the Bangalore Development Authority.
Mahalakshmi Layout ISKCON Banglaore Temple.jpg Mahalakshmi Layout is a large neighbourhood on the western part of Bangalore located in close proximity to Yeshwantpur. The area has a large number of temples including the ISKCON Temple.
Nagarbhavi New-Outer-Ring-Road-Nagarbhavi-Circle.jpg Located to the south of Magadi Road and along the Outer Ring Road, Nagarbhavi is a large residential locality known for the many educational institutions in and around the area such as the Bangalore University and the National Law School of India University.
Nandini Layout
Nayandahalli Nayandahalli is a transport junction in the western part of Bangalore. The Mysore Road Satellite Bus Station, Mysore Road metro station and NICE Road junction are located in the area and serve as important intracity transport nodes.
Rajajinagar
Rajarajeshwari Nagar Rajarajeshwari Entrance - panoramio.jpg Located in the south-western part of the city along the Mysore Road, Rajarajeshwari Nagar is a suburb named after the Rajarajeshwari Temple in the area. It is primarily a residential neighbourhood, which also has several educational institutions and the Global Village Tech Park.
Vijayanagar Named after the Vijayanagara Empire, Vijayanagar is a large residential locality bound by Magadi Road and Mysore Road with the Chord Road running through. It also consists of sublocalities like Chandra Layout and RPC Layout.

Peripheral towns

Although not technically part of Bangalore metropolitan area, these towns are considered to be part of Bangalore:

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