Bengaluru Airport Opens New ‘Garden Trail’ Gallery at Terminal 2; Inside the Green Space (Photos)

Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru has opened a new Garden Trail and public gallery at Terminal 2, giving travellers a tranquil escape within the busy airport environment. 

Designed to elevate both arrival and departure experiences, the space blends nature and architecture to create a soothing pause amid the rush of air travel.

Located at the international terminal, the Garden Trail is accessible to passengers and has been thoughtfully curated to reflect Bengaluru’s identity as India’s Garden City. The gallery blends contemporary design with lush greenery, creating an environment that feels open, airy and visually soothing.

After clearing customs, passengers can step into a bright and spacious zone filled with plants, natural materials and soft lighting. The design helps reduce travel stress and fatigue, offering a gentle transition between the busy terminal and the city beyond.

BIAL new gallery now open to public#Bengaluru#Airportpic.twitter.com/XzJPZJFd3A

— Karnataka Development Index (@IndexKarnataka) December 14, 2025

Unlike conventional airport lounges or corridors, the Garden Trail functions as a peaceful retreat within the terminal. Wide walkways, nature-led layouts and subtle lighting encourage visitors to slow down, relax and enjoy a quiet moment before continuing their journey.

Images and videos of the new gallery have been widely shared online, drawing praise from users who have applauded its aesthetic appeal and tranquil atmosphere. Many have described it as a welcome addition that enhances the overall airport experience.

A beautiful Garden trail is now open at @BLRAirport T2 international ✨✈️@AeroUpdatesBLRpic.twitter.com/1oL9G7xgj3

— Eshwar Vemala (@eshwarvs) December 14, 2025

Terminal 2 has already earned global recognition for its eco-friendly architecture, bamboo structures and indoor landscapes. The addition of the Garden Trail gallery further strengthens the airport’s focus on sustainability, art and passenger well-being, setting a new benchmark for airport design in India.