Discover Hebbal Bengaluru A Blend of History Modernity and Natural Beauty

Hebbal is a prime housing area in the northern part of Bangalore, India. It is located at the junction of Bellary Road and the Outer Ring Road. Its history dates back over 1,300 years. The name derived from the name Perbolal, which was later changed to Pebbol and then Hebbal.

At least four inscription stones have been found in excavations in this area. One from 750 AD mentions Kittayya, who may have been the first registered dweller of Bangalore. It has Hebbal Lake, which was one of three lakes built by Kempe Gowda in 1537. The Lake was a key source of drinking water for this area and the center of an agriculture-based economy.

This suburb is part of District 7 and comprises a large portion of highly urbanized public and semi-public expansion. This urban population sharply grew between 2001-2011 due to overall migrations such as career options, education, and marriage.

It is the capital of 30 nearby villages and a chief trade route that connects Bangalore with Hampi and other regions. This locale was the original northern border of Silicon Valley. But the City has now expanded northward.

This northern suburb has seen vital urban growth and vibrant social evolution. Its connectivity is excellent. It includes multiple flyovers that connect the City's arterial spots. The Hebbal flyover is the chief one that connects it to the Airport.

Apart from its strategic location and social structures, it is a powerful economic hub due to its transit network and its vicinity to tech parks such as,

Manyata Tech Park,
Kirloskar Tech Park,
Brigade Magnum,
Peenya Industrial Area.

It has now recast into a busy housing area and has a budding retail hub, making it one of the most sought-after locales.

It is also very popular for its Hebbal Lake. It is a stunning spot for nature lovers and bird watchers. It is well known for its tranquil waters and lush green areas. It is a haven for nature lovers. It offers a quick escape from the bustling life of the City. The Lake is about 150-acre which includes a garden, tranquil waters, and a variety of birds, plants, and trees.

It enables visitors to enjoy outdoor activities like bird watching, jogging, walking, boating, and watching the sunrise or sunset.

The Lake is also home to a wide range of wildlife, including migratory birds, turtles, snakes, and otters. Other nearby lures include Nandi Hills, which offers stunning views of the City's historical landmarks, temples, and sunrise and sunset. It is the finest spot for a family vacation or outing.

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