MYSORE

‘Cleanest City of India’ and a cultural centre of Karnataka, Mysore fulfils the criteria that makes it amongst the best places to visit in India. It is situated at the foothills of the lofty Chamundi Hills. One gets to trace the history of Wodeyars; witness the magnificent Mysore art and architecture; enjoy day outings at beautiful places of nature, ethereal temples and modern entertainment hubs. The city and the places around it offer everything that an avid traveller or someone seeking a rejuvenating break from work is looking for.
Rightly so for the grandeur of its historical monuments, rich heritage, amazing markets and geographical aura. From the spectacular opulence of Mysore Palace to serenity of Brindavan Garden. From the divinity of Shri Chamundeshwari temple to stillness of Karanji Lake and Balmuri lake. From art of Jaganmohan Palace art gallery to architecture of St. Philomena’s Cathedral. And Devaraja Market, Sand Sculpture Museum, Tipu’s Palace and so much more. Mysore is a place full of excitement locked in time for you to explore. Mysore is your perfect holiday

MYSORE PLACE:-

Also, known as the Mysore Maharaja Palace, this royal building is among the largest palaces in India, built in the year 1897, using wood. The palace is built in Indo Saracenic style with intricate craftsmanship, which looks stunning both during day time and in the evening, when the entire palace is illuminated with 98000 bulbs. This palace was once the abode of the royal family of the Wodayars..

BRINDAVAN GARDENS :-

This beautiful garden is spread over an area of approximately 150 acres and is situated below the Krishna Raja Sagara Dam. It was constructed in the year 1932 with a botanical park and several musical fountains that are created in different shapes and designs. These colorful fountains are major attractions here. .

FAIR AND FESTIVALS OF BANGALORE :-

Groundnut Festival or Kadalekai Parishe in November, Ugadi or the Kannada New Year in March or April, Makar Sankranti in January, and Ganesh Chaturthi in August or September are some of the famous festivals to attend in Bangalore. It will give you a deep insight into Bangalore’s culture. .

MYSORE ZOO :-

This popular zoo is originally named as Shri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, which houses a wide range of animals and birds from around the world. This zoo was constructed in the year 1892 and it is among the oldest zoos in India. .

KARANJI LAKE MYSORE :-

Karanji lake is one of the most important tourist destinations in Mysore, visited by a large number of tourists every day. It is spread over an area of 90 acres and is located in the foothills of Chamundi mountains, right behind the Mysore Zoo. A lot of migratory birds can be spotted nearby this area.

KARANJI LAKE MYSORE :-

CHAMUNDI HILL :-

nother prominent attraction of Mysore, the Chamundi Hills can be viewed from any corner of the city. It has a beautiful Chamundeshwari Temple, positioned on the top of the hill, which is of great significance for the locals. The temple belongs to the 11th century and is dedicated to the ancestral goddess of the Mysore royal family.

SHIVANASAMUDRA FALLS :-

This stunning waterfall is one among the most beautiful waterfalls in India, which offers a spectacular view of Shivanasamudra, around 85 kms away from Mysore.
Other attractions that you must definitely visit on your trip to Mysore are St. Philomena's Church, Melukote, The Railway Museum, Jaganmohan Palace, Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion, Lalitha Mahal Palace, Kukkarahalli Lake, Datta Peetham, Namma Mysore, Ranganthittu Bird Sanctuary, etc.

HOW TO REACH BANGALORE :-

BY AIR -Take a direct flight to Bangalore International Airport from any major cities like Hyderabad, Delhi, Chennai, and book a cab or board a bus to reach Mysore, around 139 km from Bangalore..

BY TRAIN -Best way to reach Mysore is via rail that connects it with a number of cities including Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, etc. Mysore Junction is the nearest railway station, which offers regular train service.

BY ROAD - Mysore is well-connected to Bengaluru and other nearby cities through Karnataka Road Transport Corporation, which offers regular bus services to Mysore. .

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