Libraries as Experience Centers
6th LISACON 2026
International Conference on
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6th LISACON International Conference
LISACON is the flagship biennial international conference series of LIS Academy, widely recognized as a premier global forum for the exchange of ideas, research, innovations, and best practices in the field of Library and Information Science (LIS). Since its inception, LISACON has brought together distinguished academicians, library professionals, researchers, policymakers, industry leaders, and technology experts from across the world to discuss emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of libraries and knowledge institutions. The conference serves as a dynamic platform for knowledge dissemination, enabling participants to share cutting-edge research, innovative services, and transformative technologies that strengthen the quality of library and information services and support the advancement of higher education.
The LISACON series plays a vital role in fostering professional growth, research excellence, networking, and collaborative partnerships within the global LIS community. Through keynote addresses, technical sessions, workshops, panel discussions, and presentations, participants gain valuable insights into emerging developments, acquire new competencies, and engage in meaningful dialogue with peers and experts. The conference promotes best practices, encourages interdisciplinary research, supports curriculum enhancement, and provides recognition to outstanding contributions in the profession. By creating opportunities for continuous learning and collaboration, LISACON significantly contributes to the growth, innovation, and global visibility of the Library and Information Science profession, ensuring its continued relevance in an evolving knowledge-driven society.
The 6th edition – LISACON 2026 – builds upon this rich legacy and aims to redefine the role of libraries in the evolving digital and experiential knowledge ecosystem.
Event Details:
Date: 12-14, November 2026
Location: Jnana Jyothi Auditorium MSBCU Campus, Bengaluru
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Places to visit in Bengaluru
Vidhana Soudha
Vidhana Soudha is the seat of the Karnataka State Legislature and one of the most impressive government buildings in India. Completed in 1956, this magnificent granite structure exemplifies Neo-Dravidian architecture, combining traditional South Indian design elements with modern construction techniques. The building's imposing dome, intricately carved pillars, and grand stairways make it a remarkable architectural landmark. Illuminated on special occasions and public holidays, Vidhana Soudha presents a spectacular sight and symbolizes the democratic governance and cultural pride of Karnataka.
Bangalore Palace
Bangalore Palace stands as one of the most iconic landmarks of Bengaluru and offers visitors a glimpse into the royal heritage of the erstwhile Mysore Kingdom. Built in 1878 by Chamaraja Wadiyar, the palace was inspired by England's Windsor Castle and showcases magnificent Tudor-style architecture with fortified towers, elegant arches, and beautiful woodwork. The interiors are adorned with paintings, stained-glass windows, antique furniture, and royal memorabilia. Surrounded by sprawling gardens, the palace serves as a venue for cultural events and concerts while remaining a major attraction for history enthusiasts and architecture lovers.
Lalbagh Botanical Garden
Lalbagh Botanical Garden is one of India's most celebrated botanical gardens and a symbol of Bengaluru's reputation as the "Garden City." Established in the eighteenth century by Hyder Ali and later expanded by Tipu Sultan, the garden spans over 240 acres and houses thousands of species of plants, trees, and flowers from around the world. The centerpiece of the garden is the iconic Glass House, inspired by London's Crystal Palace, which hosts spectacular flower shows every year. Visitors can also enjoy serene lakes, ancient rock formations estimated to be over 3,000 million years old, and beautifully landscaped pathways that provide a peaceful retreat from urban life.
Cubbon Park
Located in the heart of Bengaluru, Cubbon Park is a verdant oasis spread across more than 300 acres. Established in 1870, the park serves as the city's green lung and offers a refreshing escape amid bustling urban surroundings. Shaded avenues lined with majestic trees, colorful flowerbeds, and open lawns make it a favorite destination for walkers, joggers, cyclists, and families. The park is also home to several important institutions, including the State Central Library, museums, and heritage buildings. Early mornings in Cubbon Park provide a particularly delightful experience, with birdsong and cool breezes enhancing the tranquil atmosphere.
ISKCON Temple
Perched atop a hill in Rajajinagar, the ISKCON Temple is one of the largest Krishna temples in the world and a prominent spiritual and cultural center. The temple blends contemporary architecture with traditional Hindu temple design, creating a unique and inspiring environment. Visitors are welcomed by beautifully maintained premises, devotional music, and a serene atmosphere conducive to meditation and reflection. Beyond its religious significance, the temple is known for its educational, cultural, and charitable activities, attracting devotees and tourists from across the globe.
ISKCON Temple
Perched atop a hill in Rajajinagar, the ISKCON Temple is one of the largest Krishna temples in the world and a prominent spiritual and cultural center. The temple blends contemporary architecture with traditional Hindu temple design, creating a unique and inspiring environment. Visitors are welcomed by beautifully maintained premises, devotional music, and a serene atmosphere conducive to meditation and reflection. Beyond its religious significance, the temple is known for its educational, cultural, and charitable activities, attracting devotees and tourists from across the globe.