Mysore Coorg Tour Packages

Mysore Coorg Tour Packages

The birthplace of proud kings of olden times, the city of Mysore in the state of Karnataka has a unique allure. Whenever the name ' Mysore' is mentioned, grand palaces with intricate and vibrant architecture come to mind. But Mysore is more than these majestic works in stone. Overlooking the city are the Chamundi Hills, with the highest peak housing the Chamundeshwari Temple, known for its amazing architecture and spiritual essence. See the whole of Mysore city spread out before you, from the top of these hills. The winding roads through the lush green forest lead you to Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, one of the most popular zoos in the country. After this encounter with the wild, be enchanted by the beautiful Gothic architecture of St. Philomena' s Church, in the city centre. Satisfy your curiosity about the history of Mysore and enrich your knowledge about its legacy at the many museums scattered across the city. Be enchanted by the massive and vivid paintings in the art gallery at Jaganmohan Palace. The Rail Museum, the Regional Natural History Museum and the Folklore Museum are the other must-visit museums in Mysore.

With gurgling streams that snake around the verdant hills wreathed in mist, Coorg is a hill station in the state of Karnataka, in India. This alluring town has a serene vibe, enhanced by the sprawling acres of coffee plantations and religious monasteries and temples found here. Often called as the ' Scotland of India' , the green hills of Coorg are dotted with gushing waterfalls that whisper an ethereal music in your ears. The hill station is also a place to indulge in a spot of adventure, with river rafting and mountain climbing. The Namdroling Monastery, the Tibetan Buddhist Golden Temple and Omkareshwar Temple are places that offer a refreshing energy to your senses. A visit to Coorg is incomplete without an exp

Day 1 - Arrival in Bangalore and Local Sightseeing

Upon your arrival at Bengaluru Airport, drive to the hotel and check in to your room. Freshen up and set out for a tour of the city. Visit Bengaluru Palace and stroll along Lalbagh Garden. Revel in the panorama, seen from the top of Nandi Hills. In the evening, explore the malls and city markets. Have a relaxing overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 2 - Bangalore to Mysore (145Km, 4Hrs.)

Check out from the hotel and set out to Mysore. Once you reach, check in at the hotel. Later, head out to explore the city. Be amazed by the beauty of Mysore Palace. Check out Rail Museum and visit Chamundi Hills. In the evening, head to the beautiful Brindavan Gardens. Head back to the hotel for overnight stay.

Day 3 - Mysore - Coorg

Check out from the hotel and drive to Coorg. On the way, visit Golden Temple, Nisargadhama and Dubare Elephant Camp. Stay overnight in Coorg.

Day 4 - Coorg Sightseeing

In the morning, visit Abbi Falls, Talakaveri and Fort. In the evening, visit Raja’s Seat. Stay overnight in Coorg.

Day 5 - Coorg- Bangalore

Return to Bangalore with sweet memories.

Payments policy

• 25% Amount at the time of booking. 100% Amount 15 days or earlier, before travel date. Payment by cheque or online payment facility available. Your booking confirmation number will be provided to you.

Tour Cancilation policy

• Strictly depends upon concerned hotel's cancellation policy
• Minimum Cancilation charges before 10days of Travel Date is 10% of package cost

• Package cost will change if opted for guide service, choice of transport vehicle, hotel type change
• Accommodation charges as mentioned in the package are with 2 persons staying together sharing the same room
• Extra persons in same room charges extra
• Altough we ensure you the best experience but unfortunate delays in travel and inefficient service of hotel is the responsibility of the respective parties.

By Road (National Highway NH-275 / Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway):

• From Bangalore (~140 km / 1.5 hours): Ultra fast drive via the 10 lane access controlled Bengaluru Mysuru Expressway (NH-275).
• From Coorg / Madikeri (~120 km / 2.5 hours): Via NH-275 through Kushalnagar and Hunsur.
• From Ooty (~125 km / 3 hours): Scenic wildlife mountain drive via NH-766 through Bandipur Tiger Reserve and Mudumalai.
• From Wayanad (~130 km / 3 hours): Via NH-766 through Gundlupet and Sultan Bathery.
• From Mangalore (~255 km / 5.5 hours): Via NH-275 through Madikeri and Mani.
• KSRTC operates frequent Flybus luxury AC Volvo services directly from Bangalore International Airport (KIA) to Mysore Suburban Bus Stand, alongside Airavat Club Class, Rajahamsa, and Sarige buses connecting all major South Indian cities.

By Train (Headquarters of Mysuru Railway Division - South Western Railway):

• Mysuru Junction (Station Code: MYS): Major electrified terminal halting Vande Bharat Express (Mysuru Chennai Central), Shatabdi Express (Mysuru Chennai via Bengaluru), Tipu Express, Chamundi Express, and Gol Gumbaz Express.

By Air:

• Mysore Airport (Mandakalli Airport Code: MYQ / 10 km south): Regional commercial flights operating under UDAN to Chennai, Hyderabad, and Goa.
• Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru (180 km northeast): Major international hub with non stop flights across the globe.

Mysore features illuminated royal palaces, sacred hill temples, world-famous musical fountain gardens, and UNESCO Hoysala marvels:

1. Mysore Palace / Amba Vilas Palace (Indo-Saracenic Royal Palace & 100,000 Bulbs - City Centre)

The monumental royal seat of the Wadiyar dynasty designed by British architect Henry Irwin in 1912. An architectural wonder blending Hindu, Muslim, Rajput, and Gothic styles, featuring the opulent Durbar Hall with turquoise pillars, stained glass peacock ceilings, a solid gold howdah, and nearly 100,000 incandescent light bulbs illuminated on Sunday evenings.

Mysore Palace (Amba Vilas) — Indo-Saracenic Royal Palace, Durbar Hall, and 100,000-Bulb Evening Illumination

2. Chamundi Hills & Sri Chamundeshwari Temple (1,000 Steps & Monolithic Nandi - 13 km)

A sacred 3,489 foot high hill overlooking Mysore city, dedicated to Goddess Chamundeshwari who slew the demon Mahishasura. Features a seven-tier Dravidian Gopuram, a colorful statue of Mahishasura, and a massive 16-foot tall monolithic black granite Nandi bull carved in 1659 halfway down the 1,000 stone steps.

Chamundi Hills — Sacred Hilltop Chamundeshwari Temple, Monolithic Nandi Bull, and Mahishasura Statue

3. Brindavan Gardens & KRS Dam (Terraced Musical Fountains & Kaveri Promenade - 20 km)

A 60 acre terraced Mughal style garden built below the Krishnaraja Sagar Dam across the sacred Kaveri River. Famous for symmetrical terraces, cascading water channels, botanical flowerbeds, boating on the lake, and a synchronized evening musical dancing fountain show.

Brindavan Gardens — Terraced Mughal Gardens, KRS Dam Promenade, and Musical Dancing Fountains

4. St. Philomena's Cathedral & Crypt (Neo-Gothic Twin 175-ft Spires - City Centre)

One of the tallest and most majestic churches in Asia, constructed in 1936 in Neo-Gothic style inspired by Germany's Cologne Cathedral. Features twin 175-foot spires, French stained glass windows depicting biblical scenes, and an underground marble crypt holding relics of 3rd century Saint Philomena.

St. Philomena's Cathedral — Majestic Neo-Gothic Twin 175-Foot Spires and French Stained-Glass Windows

5. Somanathapura Keshava Temple (13th-Century Hoysala Soapstone Tri-Kuta Marvel - 35 km)

An exquisite 13th century soapstone temple complex built in 1268 CE by Hoysala general Soma on the banks of River Kaveri. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its three star shaped sanctums (*Tri-Kuta*), ornate carved ceilings, and micro-detailed friezes depicting the Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Somanathapura Keshava Temple — 13th-Century UNESCO Hoysala Tri-Kuta Marvel and Soapstone Friezes

6. Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary & Kaveri River Islets (Crocodile & Bird Boat Safaris - 18 km)

Karnataka's largest bird sanctuary spanning six river islets on the Kaveri River, providing a protected breeding haven for painted storks, spoonbills, pelicans, and basking marsh crocodiles.

7. Jaganmohan Palace & Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery (Raja Ravi Varma Paintings - City Centre)

A royal alternative palace built in 1861, housing one of South India's premier art galleries with original masterworks of Raja Ravi Varma, royal musical instruments, and intricate ivory carvings.

8. Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens / Mysore Zoo (1892 Historic Heritage Zoo - 3 km)

One of India's oldest and most renowned zoos established in 1892 by Maharaja Chamarajendra Wadiyar, housing white tigers, giraffes, African elephants, and gorillas in lush botanical enclosures.

9. Devaraja Market & Sayyaji Rao Road (130-Year-Old Flower, Sandalwood & Silk Bazaar)

A vibrant, sensory rich 130 year old heritage market brimming with colorful piles of kumkum powder, fragrant jasmine garlands, local betel leaves, sandalwood blocks, and pure Mysore Silk sarees.