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Weekend Break From Bangalore contains interesting suggestions for weekend getaways around Bangalore. Summary Of The Book Bangalore is a bustling metro where the pace of life is urgent and there is little time for leisure. There was a time when Bangalore was a paradise away from pollution and dirt. It was an inviting place, a city that dared to remain green and clean. Those days are gone and people who live in the city are desperate to get away from the crowd and traffic. They dream of staying, for a little time at least, in some place that would help them feel refreshed, so that they can go back to the city and face their daily routines with more cheer and energy. Weekend Break From Bangalore is aimed at people looking for such getaways, places that are easy to reach, for a quick break over the weekend. The locations listed here are just a few hours away from the city. This means that people can take a quick trip, followed by a day's stay, and then return to the city. The places listed here are not just in Karnataka, but also in other states that are easily accessible from Bangalore, such as Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The locations listed in the book are diverse in landscape. They include beaches and coastlines, rivers and valleys, mist-covered hill stations and densely forested regions, and wildlife sanctuaries as well. The backwaters of Kerala, the Nilgiri hills, and various ancient, historical destinations of Karnataka and Tamilnadu have been explored. The content describes the beauty of the Kabini dam and the breathtaking majesty of the Cauvery river in full flow. It also discusses the beaches along Karnataka's coastline and the nature reserves of Karnataka, Tamilnadu, and Kerala. In addition to the descriptions of various destinations, a lot of useful information has been provided, such as road maps, train and bus schedules, and lists of places to refuel the car. It also provides information on homestays, resorts, garages, and restaurants. The important spots to visit at each destination have also been listed. In case of wildlife resorts, the readers are told to lookout for interesting and rare species of animals such as the Nilgiri Tahr. Overall, Weekend Break From Bangalore is a comprehensive travel guide. Readers can find information on places they already know and also discover many places that they may have never heard of before. They will also get detailed instructions on how to get to these places, where to stay, and what to see. Weekend Break From Bangalore is a great book for people who want to build a list of weekend getaway options around Bangalore. About Vinod Mehta Vinod Mehta is a renowned Indian journalist and author. His books are in the nonfiction category. Books by Vinod Mehta include Bombay: A Private View, The Sanjay Story, and Meena Kumari. Mehta was born in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. During the Partition, his family moved to India. He graduated with a BA from Lucknow University. Mehta’s first big assignment was as the editor of the magazine Debonair. He has worked for many of the leading Indian publications and has also served as the editor-in-chief of Outlook magazine. Mehta is married to journalist Sumita Paul, and has a daughter from a previous relationship. He lives in New Delhi with his wife and his dog, Editor.