Bangalore is well connected when it comes to commuting. The park is located near Jawahar Lal Nehru Planetarium Road on T. Chowdiah, which is one of the most easily accessible areas of Bengaluru. You can hire a taxi directly at the airport, or catch an Uber or Ola cab. This is the most convenient way to reach the park. However, it is expensive.
Another way to reach the park is via buses. There is a bus stop outside the Bangalore Airport with buses leading to different parts of the city. You can catch a bus to M. G. Road or Cubbon Park to reach here. Another way of commuting is via the metros.
The best time to visit Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain Park is from November to February. In these winter months, the city is a little cold, with temperatures ranging between 15 – 21 degrees Celsius, thus making it the perfect time to explore the park with its green surroundings.
As Bengaluru is swamped with rain showers most of the year, it makes sightseeing difficult. The monsoon season starts in July and continues till the end of September, and is accompanied by unpredictable showers.
In order to make your stay convenient, the park has constructed a vast parking space that can accommodate multiple vehicles. However, there is a parking fee that comes attached with it and depends on the type of vehicle you want to park. Here is a list of the vehicle and the parking fee for it:
1. Bicycle: INR 1
2. Two-wheelers: INR 2
3. Four-wheelers: INR 5
4. Matadors/ Vans: INR 10
5. Mini-bus: INR 15
6. Bus: INR 25