High Court of Karnataka

Beautiful impressive building. The High Court of Karnataka is housed in the historic Attara Kacheri building in Bengaluru. It began as the High Court of Mysore in 1884, evolving from the Mysore State's revenue secretariat, expanding jurisdiction with state reorganization, and officially becoming the Karnataka High Court in 1973 when the state was renamed. It has a very rich judicial history.

Highest regard to the judiciary. Especially to the High Court of Karnataka. Rating is given for the New initiative taken by the administration with regard to the face lift given to the food vendors, who have been shifted just outside the Gate No.5. The food stalls dishing out various cuisines is worth mentioning. The arrangement / capacity to hold more customers for each stall,size wise,depending on the crowd it attracts, is well thought of. The Mandya Nati non veg stall is the ultimate place to have a lunch. The chicken and mutton dishes are the best. One cannot single out any one particular dish. Anybody who visits this place once will definitely make it a point to come again. They do have vegetarian food also. I am a regular here.

The High Court of Karnataka, located opposite Vidhana Soudha, is an architectural gem with its striking red facade and colonial-era design. Known as the 'Attara Kacheri,' the building stands out with its imposing Corinthian columns and classic European architectural style, giving it a timeless and dignified look. Even though entry into the court is restricted to those with legal matters, visiting the exterior is worthwhile for anyone interested in history or architecture. The lush, green lawns around the court enhance its charm, making it a pleasant area for a walk or for photography.

The Karnataka High Court is the High Court of the eponymous Indian state. The high court is a Neoclassical inspired building, with a red coloured scheme inspired by the flag of Karnataka. The building is not open to the public and can only be viewed from Cubbon Park or Dr Ambedkar Road opposite the Karnataka Parliament building. So I had to contend with looking at the building from the outside only. The unusual look of the building makes it worth a look if in the area.

The Karnataka High Court, located in Bengaluru, is not just a center of justice but also a beautiful place to visit. Surrounded by lush greenery, the area is a refreshing escape from the city's hustle. The well-maintained gardens, filled with trees and plants, create a peaceful atmosphere, making it a great spot to relax and unwind. One of the highlights of this place is the presence of numerous birds. Their chirping adds to the serenity, making it a delightful experience for nature lovers. The spacious sitting areas provide a comfortable space for visitors to rest, read, or simply enjoy the surroundings. Whether you’re waiting for legal proceedings or just passing by, the ambiance makes it a pleasant stop. Accessibility is another advantage, as the High Court is well-connected by the metro and regular buses. This makes commuting hassle-free for both professionals and visitors. The iconic red building of the court adds to its charm, standing as a symbol of heritage and justice. Overall, the Karnataka High Court premises offer a unique blend of nature, history, and convenience, making it an ideal place to spend some peaceful time amidst greenery and birds.

One of the British build oldest High Court after the four charted High Courts of India

The design, color and structure of the building looks soo fabulous. More pics can’t be taken cause the area is photography prohibited.

A delight to stroll around this area which houses the legal institutions! Surrounding areas are also filled with many wonderful architecture. It was definitely an experience n the sights were enriching. Thumbs up!