Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival at Bengaluru – Drive to Mysore (150 km / 3–4 hrs)
Your tour begins as you arrive at Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) in Bengaluru. From the airport, a scenic drive will take you directly to the regal city of Mysore. After checking into your hotel, you will be captivated by the majestic Mysore Palace, a stunning display of Indo-Saracenic architecture. Later, ascend Chamundi Hill for a visit to the sacred Sri Chamundeshwari Temple and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. The day concludes with a vibrant stroll through the bustling Devaraja Market, immersing you in the local colors and aromas
Overnight Stay in Mysore
Day 2: Mysore – Drive to Coorg (120 km / 3–4 hrs)
Today’s journey takes you from the royal city to the misty hills of Coorg, affectionately known as the "Scotland of India." En route, you will find peace at the Golden Temple (Namdroling Monastery) in Bylakuppe, a vibrant centre of Tibetan Buddhism with its awe-inspiring golden statues. Upon arrival in Coorg, check in at your hotel. In the afternoon, visit the serene Raja’s Seat, a beautiful garden offering spectacular views of the rolling valleys as you watch the sun begin its descent
Overnight Stay in Coorg
Day 3: Full Day Coorg Sightseeing
Awaken to the crisp mountain air of Coorg and prepare for a day of natural wonders. Your exploration begins at the magnificent Abbey Falls, a powerful cascade surrounded by thick greenery, offering a refreshing experience. In the afternoon, visit the Dubare Elephant Camp for a unique opportunity to observe and interact with these gentle giants. The evening is left free to relax at your resort amidst the coffee-scented hills
Overnight Stay in Coorg
Day 4: Coorg – Drive to Bengaluru (250 km / 5–6 hrs)
After a final breakfast in the tranquil hills, begin your scenic journey back to the bustling metropolis of Bengaluru. Upon arrival and hotel check-in, the rest of the day is free for leisure. You may explore the city’s modern shopping malls, relax at a cozy café, or simply enjoy downtime at your hotel, reflecting on the beautiful memories of Mysore and Coorg
Overnight Stay in Bengaluru
Day 5: Departure from Bengaluru – Transfer to Kempegowda International Airport (40 km / 1–1.5 hrs)
With a heart full of cherished memories from the royal grandeur of Mysore and the serene beauty of Coorg, your tour concludes. After breakfast, you will be transferred to Kempegowda International Airport (BLR) for your departure
End of Tour
FAQs
The best time to visit is between October and March when the weather is cool and pleasant. Monsoon (July to September) is ideal for scenic beauty in the Western Ghats, while summer (April to June) is best avoided in the plains due to heat.
Karnataka is accessible by air, rail, and road. Bengaluru, Mangaluru, Mysuru, and Hubballi have airports. Major railway stations include Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mangaluru, and Hubballi. The state is well connected by national highways to Goa, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala.
Karnataka offers a wide range of stays—luxury resorts, boutique hotels, heritage homes, forest lodges, and budget guesthouses. Eco-stays and plantation homestays are common in Coorg and Chikmagalur, while beach huts are available in Gokarna.
Yes. Modest clothing is required. In temples like Dharmasthala and Sringeri, visitors are expected to cover shoulders and legs. Footwear must be removed before entering.
No permits are required for Indian citizens visiting most tourist areas. However, forest safaris in national parks like Bandipur and Nagarhole require prior booking and identification.
Popular destinations include Hampi, Mysuru, Coorg, Chikmagalur, Gokarna, Udupi, Badami, Bengaluru, and wildlife parks like Kabini and Bandipur.
Try Bisi Bele Bath, Mysore Masala Dosa, Ragi Mudde, Coorg Pandi Curry, Mangalorean seafood, Udupi temple meals, and Davangere Benne Dosa. Coffee from Chikmagalur and Coorg is a must.
Yes. Road conditions are generally good. Car rentals with driver or self-drive options are available in cities like Bengaluru and Mysuru. Be cautious in hill stations and wildlife zones.
Yes. Wildlife safaris are offered at Bandipur, Nagarhole, Kabini, Dandeli, and Bhadra. Safaris can be booked through the Karnataka Forest Department or via resorts.
Mysuru Dasara (September–October), Hampi Utsav (November), Karaga Festival (Bengaluru), and various temple fairs across the state are culturally significant and attract many visitors. Silk sarees (Mysuru and Bengaluru), sandalwood products, Coorg coffee, Bidriware from Bidar, Channapatna toys, and handicrafts are popular buys.
Yes. Licensed guides are available at Hampi, Mysuru Palace, Badami, and other major sites. Audio guides and apps are also available in some locations.
In cities: metro, auto-rickshaws, taxis, app-based cabs (Ola/Uber). In rural areas: local buses, jeeps, and hired cars. In some towns like Mysuru and Gokarna, rental scooters and bicycles are available.
Bengaluru is India’s IT capital, known for its cosmopolitan vibe, pleasant weather, gardens, craft breweries, and start-up culture. Some of the attractions are
Lalbagh Botanical Garden;
Cubbon Park;
Bangalore Palace;
Vidhana Soudha;
ISKCON Temple;
Commercial Street, MG Road for shopping;
Nandi Hills (day trip).
Recommended stay duration is 2–3 days for sightseeing and local experiences.
Ooty is a charming hill station in Tamil Nadu, famous for its cool weather, colonial-era charm, gardens, lakes, and tea estates. Some of the key attractions are
Botanical Gardens;
Ooty Lake (boating);
Doddabetta Peak;
Rose Garden;
Toy Train Ride (Nilgiri Mountain Railway – UNESCO Heritage);
Tea Factory Visit.
Mysuru is known for its royal heritage, palaces, and the world-famous Dussehra festival. Some of the famous attractions are
Mysore Palace;
Chamundi Hills;
Brindavan Gardens;
St. Philomena’s Church;
Mysore Zoo;
Railway Museum;
Silk & sandalwood shopping.
Coorg is a lush hill district in Karnataka known for its coffee estates, forests, river rafting, and Kodava culture. Some of the top attractions are
Abbey Falls;
Raja’s Seat;
Dubare Elephant Camp;
Talacauvery (Cauvery river origin);
Nisargadhama;
Coffee plantation tours;
Madikeri Fort;
Stay in a plantation homestay for an immersive experience;
Try local Kodava cuisine: Pandi curry, Kadambuttu;
Book Dubare Elephant Camp visit in advance.
Culinary & Food
Culture, Heritage & History
Mountain & Hill Stations
Nature & Wildlife
Scenic Drives
Shopping & Local Markets
Spa & Wellness Retreats
