ITINERARY DETAILS

Pickup from arrival. Transfer to a hotel, after fresh’s up proceed to visit Lalbagh, Bull Temple, Vidansaudhac (drive past), Vishveshwarya Technological Museum, Art Gallery, Cubbon Park, Indira Gandhi Musical Fountain Park and ISKON temple. Overnight stay at Bangalore.

After breakfast proceed to Mysore. En route visit Srirangapatna (Dariya Daulat Bagh, Gumbaz, Tippu Fort and Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple). On arrival check in to Mysore Hotel. After fresh up, proceed to below Mysore Sightseeing Places:

Mysore Zoological Gardens - Mysore Zoological Gardens is a proud home to 168 different species of animals, birds and reptiles. The zoo attracts children who take a special interest in nature and wildlife. The animals are kept safe in natural surroundings and tourists are educated in wildlife conservation and ecofriendly practices. Do not miss out on the zoo exhibitions and gift shops.

Mysore Maharaja Palace - Mysore Palace is the best example of Indo-Saracenic style of architecture in Karnataka. Built in 1912, the palace blends together Hindu, Islamic, Rajasthani and Gothic styles of design. Standing proud within the Old Fort boundaries, the best time to visit Mysore Palace is during Dussehra when the entire palace is decorated with festive lights.

KRS Dam - KSR another destination of interest for tourists located just 19 KM away from Mysore. The most unique thing about the dam is that it had been constructed of limestones and bricks instead of cement! KRS Dam had also made India proud by being one of the first dams in the world to operate sluice gates. This 3 KM long dam is spread over an area of 130 sq. KMS and holds the water of Cauvery, Hemavati and Lakshmana Thirtha rivers. The reservoir of the dam is also the largest reservoir in India. The water of KRS Dam powers the cities of Mysore, Mandya and Bangalore. You can visit the dam anytime between 6:30 AM and 9 PM.

Mysore Brindavan Gardens - The Brindavan Gardens of Mysore seems to go on forever with its rolling terrace gardens, countless trees, beautiful flower beds and small pools. The garden has enjoyed immense popularity with tourists since its construction in 1932. The garden is known for its beautiful patterns made by topiaries, pergolas and gazebos. The evening strolls, sunsets, and dancing fountains can give you an experience of a lifetime. There are swings and rides available for children. Do not miss out on the musical fountains and a boat ride on the Cauvery river!

Chamundi Hills - Chamundi Hills is one of the most famous landmarks of Mysore. The hills are home to the most revered Chamundeshwari Temple and some of the most exquisite viewpoints of the city. Another destination that you could visit here is Lalithadri, a small palace belonging to the kings of Mysore. The best time to visit the temple is during Dussehra.

Overnight stay at Mysore Hotel.

After Breakfast, proceed to visit other tourist places of Mysore including:

Chamundi Hills & Mysore Palace - Chamundi Hills is one of the most famous landmarks of Mysore. The hills are home to the most revered Chamundeshwari Temple and some of the most exquisite viewpoints of the city. Another destination that you could visit here is Lalithadri, a small palace belonging to the kings of Mysore. The best time to visit the temple is during Dussehra.

Statue of Mahishasura and Nandi - A colourfully painted statue Mahishasura holding a cobra and a sword in each hand is one of the major attractions of Chamundi Hills. Mahishasura has been touted as a generous ruler of Mysore instead of an asura. Another statue at Chamundi Hills that tourists love to see is that of Nandi. This massive statue of Nandi is the third largest statue of Nandi in India and has been carved out of a single rock.

Mysore Zoological Gardens - Mysore Zoological Gardens is a proud home to 168 different species of animals, birds and reptiles. The zoo attracts children who take a special interest in nature and wildlife. The animals are kept safe in natural surroundings and tourists are educated in wildlife conservation and eco-friendly practices. Do not miss out on the zoo exhibitions and gift shops.

Mysore Maharaja Palace - Mysore Palace is the best example of Indo-Saracenic style of architecture in Karnataka. Built in 1912, the palace blends together Hindu, Islamic, Rajasthani and Gothic styles of design. Standing proud within the Old Fort boundaries, the best time to visit Mysore Palace is during Dussehra when the entire palace is decorated with festive lights.

St. Philomena's Cathedral - The second tallest church of Asia, St. Philomena's Church is dedicated to Saint Philomena. The architecture of the church reflects the Neo-Gothic style. Built in 1933, the church still preserves the remains of Saint Philomena. The lofty windows and stained glass windows are truly a sight to behold. The Sunday mass of the church is often attended by tourists.

Mysore Railway Museum - Mysore Railway Museum was started in 1979 by the Indian Railways. This museum is a must-visit for kids particularly for its rich collection of photographs, artefacts of Indian railways and mesmerising locomotives. Children might also enjoy a ride on the toy train running through.
Overnight stay at Mysore Hotel.