Ulsoor Lake is breathtaking; it is placed in the northeastern area of the city. It is located nearby the hectic and busy road MG. This lake was built by the founder of the city Kempe Gowda. Back then, this lake was known as "Halsur". Nowadays, it is precisely divided in a surface of around 1, 5 square km; it is simply majestic and splashed with islands.

Boating is an option for every individual who loves the outdoors. There is a nautical club and plenty of cruise deals to enjoy. Today, it fully serves as headquarters of Ganesha's Festival, which is grandiose and celebrated by many during August / September season. Furthermore, there is a recreative complex with a beautiful swimming pool. Not to mention the Gurdwara, this is considered as one of the biggest sanctuary. Some other known monuments around Ulsoor include a temple that honors Subbaraya and the magnificent Kensington's park. This area was once covered with forests. According to myths and sources, one day, Kempe Gowda came to pursuit Yelahankar and slept right under the same tree as Rishi Mandava. This is how he saw God Somesvara, and spoke about a hidden and magnificent treasure. This is linked to its architectural sculptures.

Ulsoor inhabitants visit the Lakeside Medical Center and Hospital, Apollo Health and Lifestyle Ltd, Carl Zeiss India Private Ltd or the Manjushree Nursing Home for medical and health care facilities. For dining out there are several popular restaurants in the area including the Café Coffee Day, Lido Restaurant, Zaman, Nachiyar’s, Xian Chinese Restaurant and the Retro Lounge Bar. The Ulsoor vicinity has several esteemed schools including the St. Annes Girls Primary School, The Frank Anthony Public School, St. Thomas Convent, Citron Education Trust and the RBANMS Primary School. The Lemon Tree Hotel, The Park, Oberoi Hotel, Ista and the Royal Orchid Central are popular hotel choices among locals and visitors.