Break away from the hustle and bustle of city life with an exciting trip from Bangalore to Mysore. Take in the picturesque sights, breathe fresh air, and explore some of Karnataka’s most famous tourist attractions. 2 Days & 1 Night Regal Mysore Tour Package from Bangalore will provide you with a well-planned holiday with your family or friends.
Mysore is a city of lush green gardens, ancient temples, magnificent palaces, and rich cultural heritage. It is known for its spectacular festivities and wonderful atmosphere. The 2 day tour package includes a visit to the most famous tourist spots of the city, a stay at lavish hotels, and a host of fun activities. You will also get a chance to explore the city’s vibrant markets, visit art galleries, and indulge in its unique cuisine.
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Itinerary for Regal Mysore Tour Package from Bangalore (2 Nights & 3 Days)
Day 1: Bangalore to Mysore | Mysore Sightseeing
Depart from Bangalore to Mysore early in the morning. On arrival at Mysore, check-in to the hotel, freshen up and proceed to sightseeing.
1. Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple
An ideal example of a Vijayanagara-style building, Ranganathaswamy Temple is a famous temple in Bangalore’s Kalkunte Agrahara hamlet. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the temple is one of the oldest in Karnataka and was built by King Chikka Deva Raya.
The presiding deity here is said to have been worshipped by Adi Shankara himself. The temple hosts a number of events, the two most popular ones being the Bangalore Karaga Festival and the Chariot Festival (Rathotsavam), which draw tourists and worshippers from all across the nation.
2. Tombs of Tipu Sultan & Hyder Ali/ Gumbaz
Located in Srirangapatnam, the tombs of Hyder Ali (Gumbaz) and Tipu Sultan are a sight worth seeing. Decorated with floral motifs, the Gumbaz houses the grave of Tipu Sultan’s father, Hyder Ali. The tombs of Tipu Sultan and Fatima Begum are on either side. Within the complex, there is a mosque known as Masjid-E-Aksa as well. It is the perfect place for those searching for a bit of history, peace, and tranquility.
3. Jagan Mohan Palace
The Royal family’s retreat home was Jaganmohan Palace, located in the city’s center. It was built in 1861, under the reign of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III, and is now over 150 years old. The palace’s main entryway is a stunning work of art with excellent carvings on both sides. The sculptures depict Dashavatara, one of Lord Vishnu’s ten incarnations. Inside the palace, you can find a number of statues and artifacts from Karnataka’s legendary history.
4. Brindavan Gardens
The Brindavan Gardens in Mysore is one of the most spectacular gardens that India has to offer. Spread over a sprawling area, the Brindavan Garden is located near the Krishna Raja Sagara Dam and showcases some of the best Mughal-style landscaping. The garden was created by Diwan Sir Mirza Ismail in 1932 and features numerous fountains, floral beds, lotus pools, terraced lawns, and beautiful avenues of trees. You can also enjoy a ride on the toy train.
5. KRS Dam
In close proximity to Krishnarajasagara town, the KRS Dam was constructed over the Kaveri River. It is named after Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV of Mysore and was built close to the confluence of the Cauvery, Hemavathi, and Lakshmana Thirtha rivers. The area around the dam is adorned with vibrant, gorgeous, and even lit gardens, water features, and musical fountains. There is a boat club in KRS Dam to enjoy the magnificent views of the dam.
Overnight stay at Mysore Hotel.
Day 2: Mysore Sightseeing | Mysore to Bangalore
After breakfast, check-out from your hotel and proceed to visit other popular sightseeing places in Mysore.
1. Chamundi Hills
Start your Day 2 with a visit to Chamundi Hills, a stunning hill standing at an elevation of 1090 m and provides breathtaking views of the city below. You may clearly see the Mysore Maharaja Palace and Karanji Lake. It also houses the Chamundeswari temple and the old Mahabaleshvara temple, a popular pilgrimage destination. The best time to visit Chamundi Hills is during Dussehra. The lush green landscape surrounding Chamundi Hills is an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful picnic.
2. Statue of Mahishasura and Nandi
One of Chamundi Hills’ main draws is an 11 feet statue of the demon Mahishasura that is brightly painted. According to legend, this statue was erected during Dodda Devaraja Wodeyar’s rule, about the same time as the hills’ steps were completed. On the 800th step of the hill, in front of a little Shiva temple, there is a large granite Statue of Nandi adorned with magnificent bells around its neck. It is nearly 15 feet tall and 24 feet long.
3. Mysore Zoological Park
The Mysore Zoo, one of the largest and oldest in India, has a record number of bird species in its care. It is renowned for inhabiting uncommon animal breeds. The Zoological Gardens also have an aquarium and a museum in addition to displaying animals. It is home to a range of species, including the Royal Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Elephant, Indian Gaur (Bison), Grey Langur, and Blackbuck. They also organize activities such as lectures on conservationism and research-oriented seminars.
4. Mysore Maharaja Palace
The Mysore Maharaja Palace towers impressively in the center of Mysore City. A prominent tourist place in Mysuru, it is considered one of India’s biggest palaces. The Wadiyars, Mysore’s royal family, maintain their official residence at Mysore Palace. It has ornate floral motifs on the walls and ceilings. There are twelve Hindu temples in the Mysore Palace complex. Sri Lakshmi Ramana Swami Temple, the city of Mysore’s oldest temple, is situated in the western section of the Mysore Palace.
5. St. Philomena’s Cathedral
St. Philomena’s Church is dedicated to Saint Philomena. It is not only renowned for its exquisite architecture and spiritual significance, the cathedral also serves as an example of the secular worldview and the religious peace that formerly prevailed in Mysore. It made a point of being Asia’s second-largest church and was constructed in the standard Gothic style in 1804. The cathedral is said to have been modeled after the Sistine Chapel in Rome.
6. Mysore Railway Museum
The Mysore Rail Museum was founded in 1979 by the Indian Railways. It is the second museum of its kind. Along with an impressive display of locomotives, the museum features a vast collection of images and other artifacts showing various phases in developing Indian railways. It is a great way to spend an afternoon with the family or to take some time out and explore India’s rich railway heritage. You can also opt for a kid-friendly toy train ride.
7. Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum
A total of 150 sand sculptures, spread throughout a 13500 square foot space and organized into 16 different themes, are on display at the Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum. The museum displays various sculptures, religious figures, historical figures, animals, and more. These sculptures were made entirely of the sand, water, and a tiny bit of adhesive. It is a unique experience that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. The museum also provides educational programs for children and adults.
In the evening proceed back to Bangalore. Drop-off.
About Mysore
The second-largest city in Karnataka and the “culture capital” of the state is Mysore, formerly known as Mysuru. It is known for its rich cultural heritage and magnificent architecture, including the iconic Mysore Palace. The city also has a long history as an administrative center of the Wodeyar dynasty, which ruled the Kingdom of Mysore from 1399 to 1947.
The city also boasts several attractions and monuments like Brindavan Gardens and St Philomena’s Cathedral. There are plenty of places to explore in Mysore, including museums, art galleries, ancient buildings, botanical gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, and more.
About Bangalore
A perfect mix of ancient culture and modern lifestyle, Bangalore is well-known for its art galleries, museums, and beautiful gardens. There are many prominent tourist attractions to visit in Bangalore. The city’s modern culture, cosmopolitan lifestyle, and vibrant nightlife attract tourists worldwide. Bangalore has something for everyone from ancient temples and monuments to luxurious resorts and modern skyscrapers. With its amazing food culture, rich heritage, and friendly people, it is one of the most beautiful tourist places in Karnataka.
Whether it is to take a relaxing break from your busy lifestyle or change things by planning an impromptu trip with friends and family, vacationing in Mysore will lighten up your soul. From heritage sites to temples and gardens, explore the city in all its glory.
Bangalore to Mysore Regal Tour Package for 2 Days & 1 Night provides the perfect blend of enjoyment by allowing you to explore famous ancient and modern-day attractions in one go. In addition to exploring all these beautiful tourist spots in Mysore, you can also indulge in some exciting activities. You can enjoy a traditional art performance at Rangayana or the Dasara Procession and witness the grandeur of the royal palace with its elephant pageantry. If you are looking for something more adventurous, then a few days spent camping near Bandipur National Park will give you an unforgettable experience.