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Overview

Set off on a wonderful 4-day journey from Bangalore through the cultural richness of Mysore to the serene landscapes of Coorg, exploring iconic landmarks and natural wonders along the way. Explore the majestic Mysore Palace, the alluring Chamundi Hills, and the vibrant Brindavan Gardens. Experience the serenity of Coorg tourist places by visiting Namdroling Monastery, Dubare Elephant Camp, Abbey Falls, Madikeri Fort & Museum, and the tranquil Omkareshwara Temple before winding up your trip back in Bangalore.


Covered places:

Mysore : Mysore palace, Chamundi Hills, Brindavan Gardens, Krishnaraja Sagar Dam.

Coorg : Namdroling Monastery Bylakuppe, Dubbare Elephant Camp, Abbey Falls, Madikkeri fort & museum, Omkareswar Temple.

Day 1 : Bangalore – Mysore

This morning, you will be picked up from the Bangalore airport or railway station. Begin your drive to Mysore tour from Bangalore, also known as the City of Palaces and famed for its sandalwood. Till India gained independence, Mysore was the capital of Karnataka. After arrival, check in to the hotel. After a brief refreshment break, visit the famous Mysore Palace, a must-see on any South India heritage tour, and a magnificent example of Indo-Saracenic architecture blending Hindu, Rajput, Muslim, and Gothic styles. Then head to Chamundi Hills, topped with a 12th-century temple dedicated to Goddess Durga. Explore magnificent 5-meter tall Nandi statue, carved from a single piece of granite in 1659—one of the largest in India. In the evening, visit Brindavan Gardens near Krishnarajasagar Dam and enjoy the enchanting musical fountain show, a highlight of Mysore sightseeing packages. Overnight stay in Mysore.

Day 2 : Mysore – Coorg

After breakfast, begin your journey to Coorg hill station, often referred to as the Scotland of South India. On the way visit the Namdroling Monastery at Bylakuppe, one of the biggest teaching centers of the Nyingma lineage of Tibetan Buddhism in the world. (Visit to the monastery is subject to permission.) After your visit, proceed to Coorg tour destination and check into your hotel.
Overnight stay in Coorg.

Day 3 : Coorg

Post breakfast, get ready for a full-day Coorg sightseeing tour. Dubare Elephant Camp – This famous wildlife tourism spot in Coorg is home to several elephants and offers a hands-on experience. A well-trained naturalist will guide you through the ecology, history, and biology of elephants. Visitors can also participate in elephant-related activities. Then visit Abbey Falls – One of Coorg’s most captivating natural attractions in Karnataka, known for its scenic beauty and lush surroundings. Explore the beautiful Raja’s Seat – A seasonal garden viewpoint in Coorg offering a panoramic view of the Coorg hills. Madikeri Fort & Museum – constructed in the late 17th century by King Muddu Raja, the fort houses a temple, an Anglican Church, a prison, and a museum featuring Coorg’s colonial and local history. After the sightseeing, return to your hotel. Overnight stay in Coorg.

Day 4 : Coorg - Bangalore

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and drive to Bangalore Airport/Railway Station to board your onward journey. We look forward to being a part of your next South India tour with us.


FAQs

Key attractions in Mysore include Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills, Brindavan Gardens, and Krishnaraja Sagar Dam's musical fountains.

Coorg offers scenic delights such as Dubbare Elephant Camp, Abbey Falls, Raja’s Seat, Madikkeri Fort & Museum, and Omkareshwar Temple, showcasing its cultural and natural beauty.

Mysore is approximately 150 kilometers from Bangalore, accessible via a scenic drive.

Yes, both Mysore and Coorg offer a range of accommodations from budget hotels to luxury resorts, catering to various preferences and budgets.

The best time to visit Mysore and Coorg is during the winter months from October to February when the weather is pleasant, ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
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