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We welcome you to Bangalore Airport/Railway Station. Wait for our representatives to help with your transfer to Mysore which is about 3.5 hours away. As we reach the city, behold the famous city of temples and monuments hundreds of years old. History buffs, pilgrims, and tourists flock here to admire the ancient ruins and buildings all the same.After arriving to the “City of Palaces”, we’re going to check-in at the hotel and rest. You’ll have the rest of the evening for leisure, whether that’s exploring the area or just resting in your room. Enjoy an overnight stay in Mysore.
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Nazarabad Mohalla Vasant Mahal Road, Near Nazarabad Police Station, Opp Vasant Mahal, Mysore 570010
Enjoy your breakfast today before we set off for a full-day sightseeing of Mysore, the capital of Karnataka known for its rich culture and old architecture. Nerd minds and history buffs alike will love exploring this city that is filled with stories of times bygone as old buildings stand as silent witnesses to those times, not to mention the unapparelled views and shrines that exudes reverence. Starts with the Mysore Zoo, a 157-acre zoo that houses a wide range of wildlife and animals. As you head to the place, you’ll notice Chamundi Hills next to it that compliments the view of one of the oldest zoos in the country. It is the only zoo in India that has a gorilla, aside from orang utans and chimpanzees, and is a popular destination in Mysore for it. Families love spending quality, educational time here with the kids, introducing them to animals like giraffes, zebras, African elephants, bears, white deer, tapirs, otters, and more. From the zoo, we head next to the Mysore Palace, also known as the Maharaja’s Palace, a historical site that used to be the residence of the Wadiyars. It’s one of the most visited monuments in Mysore, featuring some incredible architectural feats and where some incredible artifacts from times bygone are kept safe. The palace is surrounded by greenery and is made of mostly fine grey granite stones and pink marble domes. There’s a 145-foot gilded gold tower that overlooks this structure, a five-story beloved home of the Wadiyars. We won’t stray far and head to Chamundi Hills known for its height and where the Chamundeshwari Temple was built. At almost the elevation of 3,500ft, one can enjoy the most incredible sight of Mysore city from above and naturally, cooler breeze and refreshing air. About 13kms away from the city, the Chamundeshwari Temple is a famous Shakti Peetha, known as the Krouncha Pitha where Sati’s hair fell. One can worship Shakti in the form of Chamundeshwari, which is her fierce form. It was originally said to have been built in the 12th century and the tower was added later in the 17th century. While we’re on the hills, let’s not miss visiting the famous Big Bull, a giant image of the Nandi or the vahana bull of Krishna. This remains as one of the oldest and most iconic landmarks in Mysore as it’s a 350-year-old Nandi statue. The Nandi of Mysore is about 16ft tall and 24ft long, an image commissioned by Dodda Devaraja Wodeyar in mid 1600s. Moving on, the Gothic architecture of St. Philomena’s Church is one to behold. The construction of this Catholic church mimics that of the famous St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York. It was built in 1936 and is now one of the tallest Then head to the Jaganmohan Palace, a royal mansion that is equipped with an auditorium and arts museum that showcases the artifacts and works of the past. Jaganmohan Palace was built in 1861 by Mummadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar as a retreat for the royal family. Since it was converted into a museum, it has the largest collections of artifacts in South India. It’ll be evening when we visit Krishna Raja Sagara Dam that was constructed on the conjunctions of three rivers, the Cauvery, Hemavathi, & Lakshmana Thirtha. Built in 1932, it is the main source of water for Mysore since it was built by Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV Maharaja of Mysore. Together with the dam, the Brindavan Gardens, a gorgeous space where you can enjoy a relaxing walk and enjoy the view of the rivers from here. It has over 2 million visitors annually, a free-entry garden with three terraces that are decorated with flowering plants, water fountains, and lush greenery. Don’t miss out the timing for the fountain shows that are synchronized with laser sights and songs. After the garden, spend your evening looking around at the local market and shopping districts. Take a dip in looking around what Mysore has to offer, from silk saris, sandalwood artifacts & handicrafts, incense sticks, coffee, wooden toys, and Ganjifa paintings, which is a kind of traditional Mysore paintings. Then we’ll head back to the hotel after the tour for an overnight stay in Mysore
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Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel before we check-out. We will transfer you to Coorg today on a 3-hour ride. Welcome to “The Scotland of India”, one of the most beautiful hill stations in Karnataka. Check-in at the hotel on arrival so you can rest. You have the rest of the evening free to explore the place or just chill in your room before your overnight stay in Coorg
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Mysore Madikeri Road, Bollur Village, Guddehosur Post, Kushalnagar, Coorg 571234, Karnataka
Enjoy your breakfast ealry at the hotel today before we set out on a half-day sightseeing tour to Tala Kaveri. Tala Kaveri / Talcauvery is the origin of river Cauvery that creates the island Cauvery Nisargadhama. It is located on the eastern slopes of Brahmagiri peak at 1350m height. The trek up the Brahmagiri hills is one that’s worth the hard work as you slowly make your way up. We can visit Bhagamandala which is about 35km away from Madikeri, a pilgrimage destination that’s known for the view of Coorg. It is located right on the confluence of the Cauvery and Kanika rivers with a third river, Sujyothi, joining from underground, hence the name Triveni Sangam. Up the hills at 898m is the popular Bhagandeshwara Temple which is dedicated to Lord Bhagandeshwara, a form of Lord Shiva. Besides his idol, there are also statues of Lord Ganesha, Lord Narayana, and Lord Subramanya. It is believed to be more than 1000 years old, although the original date of construction of the temple cannot be confirmed. It has a Karavali architecture style and presumed to be built during the Cholas dynasty. From the temple, we drive back to our hotel and spend the night at the hotel. You have the rest of the evening free for yourself for resting or looking around.
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Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel before we check-out and leave Coorg. There will be a ride that’ll transfer you to Bangalore Airport/Railways Station and it’ll take around 6 hours. We hope you leave here with unforgettable memories of Coorg.
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