Itinerary

• Chamundi Hills, statue of Mahishasura and Nandi statue

  • The spiritual landmark and a place to visit in Mysore for a one-day trip, Built during the Vijayanagar Empire in the 17th century the temple has goddess Chamundeshwari as the main deity, a form of fierce incarnation of Durga. Mysore one day trip accommodates this auspicious majestic mythological place of Chamundeshwari temple. The Temple trip also covers the statue of Mahishasura and Nandi statue that is carved with a key to details

  Sand Museum

  • One day trip from Mysore covers the sand museum, one of the recent addition of Mysore sightseeing. The Museum displays 150 sand sculptures with 16 different themes, made out of 115 truckloads of sand. The themes include Mysore heritage, culture, wildlife, and instances from religious epics and stories.

  Wax Museum

  • Displaying 110 life-size replicas of 300 musical instruments and cultural wax structures, Wax Museum is one of the interesting parts of Mysore one day trip. The sculptors look realistic being adorned with accessories clothes, jewelry, etc and colored with cosmetic coloring for the eyes, hair, teeth that give life to the statues.

  Karanji Lake

  • In the midst of nature, Karanji Lake is the most relaxing spot for visitors and a treat to birdwatchers. With the lake hosting more than 147 species of birds visiting the place along with plants, the lake facilitates the breeding of butterflies. The lake also offers boasting along with the largest walk-through aviary of India. This makes Karanji Lake one of the places to visit in Mysore in one day built in 20 m high, 50 wide, and is of 60 m length.

  Mysore Zoo

  • Mysore one day tour package that covers places in Mysore by cab includes Mysore zoo as a prime location. Located in 157 acres accommodating more than 1450 specimens racing from more than 25 countries, Mysore zoo is the second most visited place of travelers

  Mysore Palace

  • The Mysore Palace is 107 years old historical legacy built during Wodeyar Dynasty. One day trip to Mysore will not be complete without visiting Mysore palace. Night or day the magnitude, elegance and magnificent beauty of Palace mesmerizes visitors.

  Jaganmohan Palace
  

  • Built in the traditional Hindu architectural style with striking features the palace is adorned with carvings of Dashavatara, the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu. Being converted into an art gallery, the palace has a rich collection of paintings by renowned artists. The palace further displays a rich collection of exquisite Royal life that includes weapons, coins, currencies, ceramics, brassware, French musical clock, furniture, gold leaf paintings, sandalwood carvings, ivory carvings, mementos, etc.

  St. Philomena’s Church

  • Built-in the Victorian style and designed by the French artist Daly. The church is in the shape of a cross with a design of spires similar to St. Patrick’s Church New York. Crafted in marble, the statue of St. Philomena hails from France.

  Brindavan Garden KRS

  • Mysore one day tour package is made exciting with Brindavan Garden KRS. Offering entrancing beauty, dotted with innumerable fountains and captivating illumination, the terrace gardens allure visitors. The lawn, flowerbeds, hedgerows has Bougainvillea and allamanda plants with flower beds and patterned hedges along with Cypress plants.