Mysore Palace. Designed by the English Architect, Henry Irwin, the Mysore Palace dominates the skyline of Mysore. The palace is illuminated on Sundays, Public Holidays as well as during the Dasara Celebrations when 97,000 electric bulbs are used to illuminate it.

Nandy Bull, Chamundi Hill, Lalitha Mahal Hotel. Chamundi Hill is prominent landmark, located at the outskirts of the city, at the crest of this hill is Sri Chamundeshwari Temple that dates back to the 11th century.

Indus - Valley Ayurvedic Centre

Visit Silk Factory & Silk Show Room - with extra time for shopping!

Art Gallery & Museum

Visit Somanathpur Temple - The temple is famous for its elaborate detail and for the fact that unlike the other Hoysala temples of Belur and Halebid, it was actually completed.

Take a ride on a coracol and then visit the Tipu Sultan Palace & Bird Sanctuary, Srirangapattna and Sangam. Ranganathittu, 18 kms from Mysore, is a Bird Sanctuary that houses exotic birds. It is a group of small islands in the Kaveri River.

Visit the Thalakkad Temple and Village where we then stop to have a picnic. The temple is buried in sand.

Visit the Bilukuppe Buddist Temple and have lunch in the Forest.

Visit Bandipur on elephant back

Visit the cottage industries - wood carvings & brindavan gardens

Melkkote - Raj style picnic and end the trip with classical music and dancing