Bangalore International Exhibition Center, located in Bangalore, India, provides a first-class space for exhibitors and visitors, and is one of the most popular exhibition centers in India. The multi-functional exhibition hall covers an area of 34 acres and is equipped with meeting rooms and training rooms. In addition, there are three exhibition halls with complete functions and modern design covering an area of 40000 square meters. In order to display large and heavy equipment, the exhibition center also has 5000 square meters of open exhibition hall. In addition to the above exhibition hall, there are also conference rooms, lounges and business centers with complete facilities and convenient transportation.

The construction of Bangalore International Convention and Exhibition Center began in 1862 and 1944. In 1884, it was owned by the then Prince of Mysore chamarajandra wadiyar X and transformed by the palace owned by the royal family of Mysore. A total area of 45000 square feet (4200 square meters built the exhibition center). Bangalore International Convention and Exhibition Center and its surrounding fields are located on 454 acres (183 hectares). British officials at chamaraja wodeyar, the young prince of HH, bought the Convention and Exhibition Center in 1873. He spent 40000 rupees and later renovated it. In some meaningful things, it is also used to spend his summer vacation with his parents in Bangalore Palace tipu Sultan. The construction style of Bangalore International Convention and Exhibition Center belongs to Tudor architecture to strengthen towers, battlements and turrets. The interior is decorated with elegant woodcarving patterns, cornices and reliefs on the ceiling. The furniture is neoclassical. Victoria and Edward are in style