Mysuru

Mysuru – Cultural City, City of Palaces, Heritage City, Cleanest City

Mysuru district has a rich history with many pre-historic sites, monuments, forts, temples, mosques and churches depicting the archaeological, architectural and heritage value of the region. The district possess excellent fauna and flora, rivers, hillocks, lakes and a moderate climate.

Mysuru district has a rich history with many pre-historic sites, monuments, forts, temples,mosques and churches depicting the archaeological,architectural and heritage value of the region. The district possess excellent fauna and flora, rivers, hillocks, lakes and a moderate climate.

Mysuru city is the headquarters of Mysuru district which forms the southern most district of Karnataka State. Mysuru is the name by which Karnataka State was known prior to 1973. The city is in the south-western direction from Bangalore at a distance of 139 Kms. and is well connected by rail and road. Mysuru has City Municipal Corporation since 1977. Mysuru district covers an area of 6,307 Sq. Km. and population of 30,01,127 as per census 2011.

The city with the majestic Mysuru Palace, the royal mansions, public buildings, gardens, water bodies and planned markets exhibit an indelible impression of the vision of the Maharajas, their Dewans and other talented luminaries on the City Municipality as early as 1862. The total harmony of buildings, sites, lakes, parks and open spaces of Mysuru and the back drop of

Chamundi hill adds to city’s attraction.

The antiquity of Mysuru dates back to the days of the Mahabharata. Tradition identifies the place as the abode of Mahishasura whom Chamundesvari killed and the name Mysuru is associated with it. Mahavamsa and Deepavamsa, the two Budhist texts, allude to the dispatch of Budhist missionary Mahadeva by the Mauryan emperor Asoka to Mahishamandala to propagate Budhist Dharma.Inscriptions speak of Mahishapura, Mahisurapura and Mahishasurapura. Erumainad of Tamil classics is also identified as Mysuru and an inscription dated 862 A.D. from 5 Kadalur in Mandya taluk refers the place as Maysooru. In the 10th century, the city was called Mysuru Nadu of 70 villages. After 1499, this town was clearly mentioned as Mysuru.

The region was governed by the Ganga Kings till the 10th century. The Cholas, Hoysalas and Vijayanagara Kings ruled over this region.

There are a large number of inscriptions and copper plates of the Wodeyar dynasty in Mysuru.

Mysuru city continues to be the venue of Dasara festival which signifies the triumph of good over the evil and the worship of Devi Chamundeswari, is being celebrated with much pomp and glory as a State festival. The cultural programs held at the Mysuru palace, Jagan Mohan palace, Kalamandira, Town hall and other places, the sports and wrestling events, the colourful procession of the Goddess Chamundeswari, the torchlight parade and fireworks at Banni Mantap are the chief attractions of the Dasara. The illuminated palace and the exhibition at the Doddakere grounds are an added attraction during Dasara.

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Best Places To Visit In

Mysore In One Day

Mysore Palace
Jagmohan palace
St.philomina church
Mysore zoo
Chamundi Hills (Bigbull nandi, mahisasura statue you will see there)
SriRangapatna, (Where you will get to see Sri Ranganatha swamy temple, Tippu's summer palace, gumbaz, fort etc)
Brindavan Garden
Krs Dam.

Dear Customer what’s included

Pick and drop from Hotel / Home in mysore
Cab for mysore sightseeing as per the above Itinerary
Vehicle Rent
full day 8 to 10Hours package
Driver Allowance

Etios / Dzire

up to 4 Seater / Sedan

₹ 2,799

Tempo Traveller

up to 12 Seater

₹ 5,999

Innova Crysta

up to 7 Seater / Suv

₹ 4,499

Innova

up to7 Seater / Suv

₹ 3,999

Best Places to visit in Chikmagalur in One day

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Chikmagalur is a hill station in Karnataka, a state in southwest India. To the north is Baba Budangiri, a mountain range in the Western Ghats, with 3 large caves said to be holy. Trails through forests and grasslands lead up to Mullayanagiri Peak. The cascading Hebbe Falls lie in an area of coffee plantations. The forested Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, northwest of Chikmagalur, is home to elephants, tigers and leopards

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Mullayanagiri Peak

Jhari Waterfall

Siri coffee

1. Mullayanagiri peak
2. Seethalayangiri
3. Siri coffee
4. Honnammana Halla Falls
5. Jhari Waterfall ( Jeep ride)
6. Z, Green & Shooting point
7. Dattapeata( Bababudan giri)

Dear Customer Chikmagalur One Day Tour Local Sigthseeing

3,799 rs

Jeep rental

2,799 rs

Dzire, Etios , Amaze

3,799rs

Toyota innova

2,499 rs

Vista, Indica, Venue

4,499 rs

Toyota innova crysta

Overview...

See the highlights of Chikamagalur on your terms, from the comfort of a Chikmaglur SM Travels. Customize your tour to see the sights you want to see the most or let your driver suggest some of the hills and falls must-see spots . With your own dedicated transportation and insightful guide, you can take in more sights without the hassles of navigating the busy streets on your own

How To Reach Chikmagalur:

By Air: The nearest airport is Mangalore International Airport, located around 150 km away from Chikmagalur. Bangalore International Airport is also an option, located about 245 km away and Shivamoga Airport also near only 98km away
By Train: The nearest railway station is Kadur, located around 40 km away from Chikmagalur. Other options include Birur, located around 45 km away, and Hassan, located around 60 km away.
By Road: Chikmagalur is well-connected by road to major cities in Karnataka and neighboring states. KSRTC buses and private cabs are available for hire from cities like Bangalore, Mangalore, and Mysore. The drive from Bangalore to Chikmagalur takes around 4-5 hours.

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Dear customer

* ⁠Days Sightseeing

* ⁠Chikmagalur bus stand with in 3 km pick up drop your hotel only

* ⁠Up to 8 or 9 hours only ( 8:30am to 6pm)

* ⁠Vehicle rent

* ⁠fuel

* ⁠Driver allowance included

Madikeri / Coorg

Coorg is an alluring hill station in Karnataka, blessed with mesmerizing waterfalls, towering hills, scenic views, and sprawling coffee plantations. Referred to as ‘the Scotland of India,’ Coorg is located amidst paradisiacal surroundings, offering endless opportunities for tourists to get closer to nature and its wonders. Besides natural beauty, the region is also a renowned cultural hub. Coorg is home to Bylakuppe, India’s second-largest Tibetan settlement. With so much to explore and experience, Coorg is a must-visit destination in Karnataka. Some of the most popular tourist places in this pristine town are

Best Places to Visit in

Coorg in One day

Coorg lives up to its name with luring amalgamation of history, luxury, adventure, mouth-watering cuisine. Located along the western ghats and Coorg Tourism, this famous coffee-producing hill station is well-known for its jaw-dropping ravishing scenery and opulence.

Coorg district that lies in southwest Karnataka, is most renowned for its mist-covered mountains, aromatic coffee plantations and unique culture.

Locally known as Kodagu, this gorgeous hill station with its rolling green hills and vales is famous as the Scotland of India.

There are many alluring places to visit in Coorg from gushing waterfalls to spectacular viewpoints and lovely river islands.

Tourists find themselves charmed as much by the beauty of the place as by its people the Kodavas who are ethnic warriors.

Coorg is also a great destination for those who love the outdoors or for those looking for adventure.

If you are planning your next holiday to Coorg, here is our pick of the top 5 best places to visit in Coorg

These are the 6 places to visit in Coorg within 1 day :

Dubare Elephant Camp
Cauvery Nisargadhama
Golden Temple / Tibetan Monastery
Abbey Falls
Raja's Seat. Nature & Scenic
Omkareswara Temple

See the highlights of Coorg on your terms, from the comfort of a Coorg SM Travels. Customize your tour to see the sights you want to see the most or let your driver suggest some of the hills and falls must-see spots . With your own dedicated transportation and insightful guide, you can take in more sights without the hassles of navigating the busy streets on your own

Overview...

Pick-up and drop-off is provided at a distance of 4 km from central Coorg locations
Perfect for travelers wishing to see the best of the Coorg highlights, all in a single tour
We do main sites. It is an outdoor attraction
This is only a package of 8 to 9 hours a day
Vehicle rent, Fuel, Driver allowance included

Sedan

Dzire / Etios / Aura

Up to 4 seat

SUV

INNOVA

Up to 7 seat

SUV

INNOVA CRYSTA

Up to 7 seat

LCV

Tempo Traveler

Up to 11 seats

2,999rs

3,499rs

4,299rs

5,999rs

To reach Coorg, the most practical options are by road or by a combination of air travel and road transport. Coorg doesn't have its own airport or railway station, so you'll need to travel to nearby hubs and then connect to your destination.

By Air:

Mangalore International Airport (IXE):
This is the closest airport to Coorg, approximately 145-160 km away. Many flights connect Mangalore to major Indian cities.
Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore (BLR):
A longer route, but it's an option, especially if you're already in Bangalore.

From the airport:

Taxi: You can hire a taxi at the airport to take you directly to Coorg.
Bus: State-run or private buses connect Mangalore and Bangalore to Coorg.

By Road:

From Bangalore:
You can take a bus or drive via Mysore, or drive directly via NH 275 or NH 75.
From Mysore:
Mysore is about 118-120 km from Coorg.
From Mangalore:
The road to Coorg from Mangalore is scenic, especially the stretch from Mangalore to Madikeri, the administrative center of Coorg.
KSRTC Buses:
The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) offers regular bus services to Coorg from various cities in Karnataka.

By Train:

Mysore Junction: This is the nearest railway station to Coorg, approximately 116-120 km away.
From Mysore: You can hire a taxi or take a bus from Mysore to reach Coorg

Hampi

Hampi was a purposes, wealthy and grand city, near the Tungabhadra River, with numerous temples, farms and trading markets.

Hampi or Vijayanagara, known as kishkindha in the Ramayana age is a town in the Vijayanagara district in the Indian state of Karnataka. Located along the Tungabhadra River in the east and center part of the state, Hampi is near the city of Hosapete The austere, grandiose site of Hampi was the last capital of the last great Hindu Kingdom of Vijayanagar. Its fabulously rich princes built Dravidian temples and palaces which won the admiration of travellers between the 14th and 16th centuries.You will need a minimum of two full days to get a flavour of Hampi. You could get an orientation at the ASI museum at Kamlapur to decide which places you would want to see. There is nice walk from Virupaksha temple to the Vithala Temple complex which could form the bare minimum of sites

Best Places to visit in Hampi in One Day

Morning

Virupaksha Temple: Start your day early by visiting this iconic temple, known for its stunning architecture.
Hampi Bazaar: Explore the nearby bazaar area for local crafts and souvenirs.

Midday

Vijaya Vittala Temple: Head to this famous temple, known for its stone chariot and musical pillars. It’s a bit of a walk from the bazaar, so plan accordingly.
Lunch: Enjoy a local meal at one of the nearby restaurants.

Afternoon

Royal Enclosure: Visit the area that once served as the seat of power, including the Mahanavami Dibba and other important structures.
Lotus Mahal: Check out this beautiful Indo-Islamic structure in the Zenana Enclosure.

Evening

Sunset at Hemakuta Hill: Hike up for a panoramic view of the ruins and sunset over the landscape.

Spending a day in Hampi can give you a glimpse of its rich history and stunning landscapes, but it may not be enough to fully appreciate everything the UNESCO World Heritage Site has to offer. Here’s a breakdown of what you can do in one day: