Mysore & Coorg 3 Day Sightseeing Tour from Bangalore

In this 3-day sightseeing tour of Mysore & Coorg from Bangalore, see Mysore's heritage and experience Coorg's laidback life and it's natural attractions.

Highlights

• Explore Mysore palaces, Brindavan Garden & local markets in Mysore City 
• Visit landmarks including the St. Philomena Church, Srirangapatna
• Visit Waterfalls and Natural wonders of Coorg

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Detailed Overview: such as Mysore Palace, Brindavan Garden, the Tomb of Tipu Sultan at Srirangapatna, St. Philomena’s Cathedral in Mysore, and to top it off, you can see the whole of Mysore city from the Chamundi Hills, which is a spectacular view. In Coorg visit Abbey Falls, Namdroling Monastery, the largest Buddhist monastery in South India, Talakaveri, etc.

Mysore & Coorg 3-Day Sightseeing Tour Itinerary

This is only a suggestive itinerary; you can modify, add, or skip attractions as you wish.

Day 1: Bangalore to Mysore

• Depart from Bangalore early in the morning to make the most of your day.
• Enjoy breakfast on the way at one of the highway restaurants.
• Reach Mysore and head straight to the Mysore Palace, also known as the Amba Vilas Palace. Explore this magnificent royal residence, known for its Indo-Saracenic architecture, intricate interiors, and beautiful artworks.
• Have lunch at a local restaurant, savoring traditional Mysorean cuisine.
• Visit Chamundi Hill, home to the Chamundeshwari Temple. Climb the 1,000 steps or drive up to the hilltop to admire the panoramic views of Mysore city.
• Explore the Nandi Statue and the Mahishasura Statue on Chamundi Hill.
• Head back to the city and visit the vibrant Devaraja Market. Explore the bustling stalls selling spices, silk sarees, flowers, and souvenirs.
• Enjoy an evening stroll around the historic Mysore city center, taking in the colonial-era buildings and local life.
• Check into your hotel and relax for the evening.

Day 2: Mysore to Coorg

• After breakfast, check out of the hotel and depart for Coorg, a scenic hill station known for its coffee plantations and lush greenery.
• The distance between Mysore and Coorg (Madikeri) is approximately 120 kilometers (about 75 miles). On average, it takes around 3 to 4 hours to cover the distance from Mysore to Coorg. The travel time from Mysore to Coorg can vary depending on factors such as traffic conditions, road quality, and the specific route taken.
• En route to Coorg, visit the Dubare Elephant Camp, where you can experience elephant interactions, elephant bathing, and even participate in feeding the elephants.
• Have lunch at a local restaurant near Dubare Elephant Camp.
• Continue your journey to Coorg and check into your hotel or homestay.
• Spend the evening exploring the charming town of Madikeri. Visit Raja's Seat, a picturesque garden offering stunning views of the sunset.

Day 3: Coorg Sightseeing

• After breakfast, embark on a full-day sightseeing tour of Coorg.
• Visit the Namdroling Monastery (Golden Temple), one of the largest Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in India, known for its intricate architecture and serene ambiance.
• Explore the lush coffee plantations of Coorg with a guided tour. Learn about the coffee-making process and sample freshly brewed coffee.
• Enjoy a traditional Coorgi meal at a local restaurant.
• Visit the Abbey Falls, a picturesque waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Take a short hike to reach the viewing point and admire the cascading waters.
• Return to Bangalore, concluding your three-day tour. Arrive in Bangalore in the evening, marking the end of your memorable trip.

Please note

1. This is not a guided tour; the driver will not be the guide for the tour.
2. The itinerary is only a suggestion; guests can use the cab as per their own tour plan, add new places, or skip the ones mentioned.
3. This is an outstation tour; hence, the vehicle cannot be used for the local city tour.

Other Prominent places to visit in Mysore & Coorg

Mysore:

1. Jaganmohan Palace and Art Gallery: This historic palace houses a vast collection of paintings, sculptures, and artifacts. It provides insights into the royal heritage and artistic legacy of Mysore.
2. Brindavan Gardens: Located near the Krishnaraja Sagar Dam, Brindavan Gardens is famous for its illuminated musical fountain show in the evening. It's a delightful place to stroll around and enjoy the scenic beauty.
3. Srirangapatna: A historic town near Mysore, Srirangapatna is known for its cultural and archaeological significance. Visit the Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, Daria Daulat Bagh (Summer Palace of Tipu Sultan), and Gumbaz (Tomb of Tipu Sultan), among other attractions.
4. Sri Lakshmi Venkataramanaswamy Temple (Mysore Temple): Dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara (Lord Balaji) and Goddess Lakshmi, this temple is known for its beautiful architecture and spiritual ambiance.
5. Prasanna Krishnaswamy Temple: Also known as Krishna Temple, this ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. It features intricate carvings and sculptures depicting scenes from the life of Lord Krishna.
6. Trinesvara Temple: Situated near the Mysore Palace, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is known for its unique architecture and historical significance, dating back to the Hoysala period

Coorg:

1. Talakaveri: Known as the birthplace of the River Cauvery, Talakaveri is a sacred pilgrimage site situated amidst picturesque hills. Visitors can also explore the nearby Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary.
2. Raja's Seat: This scenic garden in Madikeri offers stunning views of the surrounding hills and valleys, especially during sunrise and sunset. It's a perfect place for relaxation and photography.
3. Iruppu Falls: Located in the Brahmagiri Range, Iruppu Falls is a breathtaking waterfall surrounded by lush green forests. It's a popular picnic spot and a must-visit for nature lovers.
4. Omkareshwara Temple: Located in Madikeri, this temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It was built in the 19th century by King Lingarajendra II in a mix of Islamic and Gothic styles.
5. Igguthappa Temple: Situated in Kakkabe, this ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Subramanya. It's a significant pilgrimage site for the Kodava community and hosts the annual Kaliyarchi festival.
6. Bhagandeshwara Temple: Located in Bhagamandala, this temple is dedicated to Lord Bhagandeshwara (Lord Shiva). It's situated at the confluence of the Cauvery, Kannike, and Sujyothi rivers, making it a sacred site for Hindus.