Mysore Bandipur Coorg

Bangalore Mysore Bandipur Coorg Packages: Bangalore Mysore Bandipur Coorg Packages from Bangalore for 6 days, a unique combination of wildlife, plantation hill Station, the Garden City Bangalore and the Palace City, Mysuru. You will be visiting breathtaking palaces, wildlife, waterfalls, plantations. Activities involved are like wildlife safari, trekking, rafting and much more!! Guests are picked up from Bangalore and travel to Mysore.

The distance between Bangalore and Mysore 143.6 km, covered in 3 h 17 min. Major tourist destinations of Bangalore, Mysore, Coorg and Bandipur Tiger Reserve will be covered during this 6 days trip. On the last day, guests will travel back from Bandipur to Bangalore. The distance from Bandipur to Bangalore is 220 km covered in 4 h 30 min. Guests are dropped back to Bangalore with fond memories of a wonderful holiday experience.

The Bangalore Mysore Bandipur Coorg packages are available in different categories of accommodation like Standard, Deluxe and Premium hotels/resorts. If you have an some additional days to spare, Wayanad Tour Package or Ooty, Kabini also can be included in this tour package from Bangalore. We assure, the experience with Groowynd Holidays, featured as Destination Expert on TripAdvisor.com for many South Indian Destinations, would be a memorable one.

Bangalore Mysore Bandipur Coorg Packages: 6 Days

Places to Visit in Mysore:

• Mysore Palace: Mysore Palace is a magnificent royal home renowned for its opulent design and brilliant lighting.
• Chamundi Hills: A revered mountaintop shrine with sweeping views of Mysore is Chamundi Hill & shrine.
• St Philomena’s Church: A stunning Neo-Gothic cathedral featuring exquisite stained-glass windows is St. Philomena’s Church.
• Brindavan Gardens: It is well-known for its symmetrical terraced garden design and melodic fountain.
• Mysore zoo: One of the oldest zoos in India, Mysore Zoo is home to a wide diversity of animals.
• Jaganmohan Palace & Art Gallery: Beautiful Mysore artworks and royal relics may be found in Jaganmohan Palace & Art Gallery.

• Payanna Car Museum: It is a captivating automotive heritage centre near Mysuru, showcasing over 70 meticulously preserved vintage vehicles, including rare models once owned by notable figures like Sir C.V. Raman and the Maharaja Royal train coaches and vintage locomotives are on display at the Railway Museum.
• Lalitha Mahal Palace: It is a magnificent white palace that has been transformed into a colonial-style heritage hotel.
• Karanji Lake: Within a national park, Karanji Lake is a serene location for boating and birdwatching.
• Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary: Near Mysore, the Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary serves as a refuge for migratory birds and offers boat safaris. Devaraja Market: It is a busy traditional market that’s perfect for local photography and shopping.

Places to visit in Coorg:

• Abbey Falls (An incredible waterfall where the river Cauvery falls into the rocky laps from an elevation of 70 feet).
• Raja’s Seat (Raja’s Seat, meaning the Seat of the King is an amazing viewpoint).
• Madikeri Fort (Built by Mudduraja in the last quarter of the 17th century).
• Nisargadhama (Chain of islands spread in  64 acres island, reachable through a dangling bridge).
• Golden Temple (Accommodating around 6000 Tibetan monks in and around, this beautiful architecture reflects the Tibetan Style of Architecture).

• Dubare Elephant Camp (Dubare Forest is a natural island of about 11-12 acres with elephant camp, elephant rides available).
• Talakaveri (The Cauvery River originates in the Brahmagiri hills, is considered a sacred pilgrim center among the Kodavas).
• Omakareshwara Temple (built by Lingarajendra in 1820, located near to  Madikeri).

Bandipur Tiger Reserve India

Bandipur Tiger Reserve India, is one of the most famous and well-preserved wildlife sanctuaries, which is tucked away in the foothills of the Nilgiri Hills in Karnataka. This forest covers more than 870 square kilometres and is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, with its borders shared by Wayanad in Kerala, Mudumalai in Tamil Nadu and Nagarhole in Karnataka.

Bandipur Tiger Reserve India was once the exclusive hunting ground of the Mysore Maharajas and later became one of the first tiger reserves under Project Tiger in 1973. Today, it stands as a proud example of India’s commitment to wildlife conservation and is home to a significant population of Bengal tigers, along with Asiatic elephants, leopards, gaurs, sloth bears, wild dogs, and over 200 species of birds.

The reserve is known not just for its rich biodiversity, but also for its stunning landscape, ranging from dry deciduous forests to grassy woodlands and gentle hills. Safaris conducted by the forest department offer visitors thrilling opportunities to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat, especially during early morning or late afternoon drives.

Places to Visit in  Bangalore:

• Lalbagh Botanical Garden (One of the most prominent sightseeing places in Bangalore, a great place to unwind).
• Vishweswaraya Industrial and Technological Museum (Must visit place for science lovers and students, an informative museum).
• ISKCON Temple (Famous among the tourists and devotees, temple within the city with serene and calm ambiance).
• Cubbon Park (Close to Vidhan Soudha, greenery in the midst of the city, good place to drop in time and spend time).
• Bannerghatta National Park (Safari available in morning and afternoon, suggested advance booking of tickets for safari to avoid rush).

Book your Bangalore Mysore Bandipur Coorg Packages or Bandipur Tiger Reserve India packages with Groowynd Holidays, a tour operator with operational presence in Mysore and Kerala. Groowynd is a South India-based 9 Times Award-winning travel company from TripAdvisor. The Bangalore Mysore Bandipur Coorg Packages can be customised, and more destinations can be incorporated.

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