What to do on weekends in bangalore?
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SITES NEARBY \n\nThere are a number of places of tourist attraction near Bangalore. \nThirty kilometers from Bangalore is the Nrityagram village, housing a classical dance academy. \nBannerghatta National Park, 21 km from the city, is an important place to visit. \nSixty kilometers from Bangalore is the Nandi Hill Resort, which is also famous for its temples and fort. Devarayandurga, 70 km from Bangalore, is famous for its hilltop shrines. The craggy rock formation around Bangalore offers adventure activities like trekking and rock climbing to the adventure seeker. \nDevarayandurga (70 km), and Ramanagaram (49 km) are important spots for adventure. \nThe Doda Alada Mara, a 400-year-old banyan tree lying 28 km from the city, is an idyllic place for picnics. \nMekedatu, 98 km south of Bangalore, and Muthyalamaduvu, 40 km from Bangalore (also known as the Pearl Valley), are other important picnic spots. \nThe historic city of Mysore is 139 km from Bangalore and offers to the traveler a number of monuments belonging to Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, the erstwhile rulers of the place. It also has a number of ancient Hindu temples and a few monuments built by the British. \nWhitefield Ashram, the summer abode of the Shri Sathya Sai Baba, 20 km east of Bangalore.\nThe ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness) Temple Complex are important spiritual centers, worth paying a visit.
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Take your pick. Probably Space is the prime spot, but Verandah Bar is also popular, as is Star Bar. pretty much any rnb event that's on, you'll find the asian girls. Just walk down George St on a Friday night and follow the scantily- dressed hordes.
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Join a softball league\ngo to concerts\nGo to lake Michigan and watch the sunrise\nGo to the museums and see good stuff and odd people\nEat great food.\nFind all the free and low cost concerts in the burbs at the festivals. check the daily herald.\n Get away and go camping, bamboo, starved rock are easy weekend trips.\nGo to Mt Olympus in the dells\nTake up a new hobby\nBuy a bike and ride the trail systems.\nJust get up and do something.
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hang out with friends, go to mall, movies, beach...u know the usual
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Go to the marriott or some big hotel bar.
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this is a great one!!\n\nhttp://www.mapsofindia.com/maps/karnataka/bangalore-map.htm
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Dude,for me its on weekends.......sort of rally i indulge in on highways.No other means in Delhi
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go see shows, sharks reef, m&m world, arcade games...shopping!
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Dinner for the weekdays. Reservations for the weekends.
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Go to a museum - they usually have student prices. Rent movies. Clean the house (or come clean mine). Volunteer somewhere (animal shelter, hospital, etc.). Take long meandering walks. Go to the library and find a good book or two. Sit on a park bench and watch the people - or do a social experiment and ask people questions. Take a nap.
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Okie man I'm from Chennai, The best way to have a enjoyable weekend. Just go & take a high powered sports bike with ur frds then cruise your way to chennai, by tearing the Chennai - Banglore highway with you frd. I use to do like this only. For your information IIT Sarang is from 25 Jan.
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Happy hour after work on Fridays. \nOffice parties\nCompany picnics
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When the weather's nice, there's the Point-- fireworks for holidays but that won't help if you're bored this weekend.  There's also the Incline (I'm not sure if that's cheap or not)\n\nThere are a ton of museums (Museum of Natural History along Forbes between Carnegie Mellon and Pitt, Andy Warhol Museum downtown, Phipps Conservatory which used to have a butterfly exhibit every summer)-- museums get pricey sometimes but usually there's an inexpensive way to manage them...\n\nThere are a bunch of fun shops around Pitt's campus, there are also another set of interesting food specialty places on The Strip and another interesting collection of stores and coffee shops somewhere on the other side of one of the rivers (close to the incline but i forgot the name of the area).\n\nThe area right around Carnegie Mellon has lots of used bookstores that have kept me entertained for hours (and even if you end up buying things at least they aren't too expensive).\n\nCarnegie Mellon shows movies that used to be a dollar for CMU students and $3 non-students on thursday- sunday nights.  Thursdays and Sundays used to be artsier and Fri and Sat more likely to be blockbuster.\n\nMostly you'll find things to do.  There are a ton of college students around and thereby cheap entertainment.  Pittsburgh may not be CA or DC but everyone is not sitting around bored.  And wandering the streets is always a good suggestion-- you never know what you'll run across. Good luck.
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clubbing! or rent a hotel thats next to the beach or travel...
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watch a movie.. go for a walk.. be outdoors.... talk to a friend..drive around
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Try going to a book villa or cafe.
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I think the best thing to do   is plan a day or two to just hang out and go to the movies or the mall. Go out to lunch talk gurl talk