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- Would you like to discover Mysore’s iconic landmarks in a single day with the convenience of a private car and expert guide?
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- Would you like to experience Mysore’s rich heritage with a well-planned tour that covers all major attractions and hidden gems?
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- Are you seeking a Mysore day tour that offers a blend of cultural experiences, delicious local cuisine, and hassle-free travel?
Mysore, known as the “City of Palaces,” is one of India’s most enchanting cities, with rich cultural history and royal heritage. Mysore was once the capital of the Kingdom of Mysore and is famous for its grand palaces, vibrant festivals and bustling markets. The popular Mysore Palace is an architectural marvel that draws millions of visitors each year. The palace is one of the major highlights of the 1 day tour from Bangalore.
Beyond Mysore palace, the city offers a journey through time with its well-preserved heritage and historic places. Mysore is also popular for the ten-day Dussehra celebration, which highlights the city’s rich cultural heritage through elaborate processions, lively local customs, music, and dance, is another reason why Mysore is well-known. Mysore offers a unique experience that skillfully combines the old with the new, whether you’re studying its regal past, delighting in its culinary pleasures, or just taking in the tranquil ambiance. Groowynd, one of the destination experts with local presence, offers a hassle-free Bangalore to Mysore day trip with the following features.
Inclusions: Mysore one day trip from Bangalore
- Private tour in an air-conditioned exclusive cab.
- Pickup and drop-off at Bangalore, with transfers and customized sightseeing.
- Professional guided tours at all sightseeing locations.
- Entry fees to all attractions as per the itinerary below.
- Traditional South Indian lunch at a good restaurant in Mysore.
- Evening tea and snacks in Mysore.
- Bottled mineral water provided throughout the trip.
Bangalore to Mysore Trip Plan by Car
Mysore one day trip from Bangalore Itinerary will include pick up/drop of at Bangalore Hotel and entire sightseeing of Mysore places. You will be picked up from your hotel in Bangalore at 0700 h. Further, travel to Mysore, which is a 3 hrs journey. Upon arrival in Mysore, embark on a tour that showcases the city’s rich heritage and architectural marvels. Our Guide will join you at the first sightseeing place. You will start the trip of Mysore from Srirangapatna, a small town located near Mysore in Karnataka, India. The town is renowned for its monuments, temples, and palaces, which reflect its glorious past.
Summer Palace: Also known as Daria Daulat Bagh, it was built in 1784 by Tipu Sultan. This palace is an exquisite example of Indo-Islamic architecture and served as the Sultan’s summer retreat. The entire structure is made of teak wood and is adorned with intricate frescoes depicting battles, processions etc.
Srirangapatna Fort: Also known as Tipu’s Fort, it is built in a triangular shape, the fort is surrounded by the Cauvery River, making it a natural defense system. The fort is known for its robust construction with thick walls and large bastions. Inside the fort, you can find several important structures.
Jamia Masjid: Also known as Masjid-e-Ala, it is a beautiful mosque located within the Srirangapatna Fort. Built by Tipu Sultan in 1784, this mosque features two tall minarets that can be seen from a distance.
Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon: Tipu Sultan held these prisoners of war within the fort at Srirangapatna. The Dungeon is popularly known as Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon and appears to have been used by Tipu Sultan to confine prisoners of war.
Armoury House: Another significant structure within the Srirangapatna Fort, used to store weapons and ammunition during Tipu Sultan’s reign. The building is made of stone and is relatively simple in design, reflecting its utilitarian purpose.
Sulthan’s Residential Palace Ruins: The ruins of Tipu Sultan’s residential palace are located within the Srirangapatna Fort. This palace, known as Lal Mahal, was once a grand structure where Tipu Sultan lived and conducted his administrative affairs. The palace was destroyed during the British invasion. Despite its ruined state, the site offers a glimpse into the opulence and grandeur that once existed here.
Ranganathaswamy Temple: It is one of the most important religious sites in Srirangapatna. The temple is believed to have been built in the 9th century by the rulers of the Ganga dynasty, and later expanded by the Hoysala and Vijayanagara kings.
Gumbaz: Gumbaz is the mausoleum of Tipu Sultan, his father Hyder Ali, and his mother Fakhr-Un-Nisa. Built in 1784 by Tipu Sultan in honor of his parents, this monument is a fine example of Islamic architecture.
Mysore Palace: Next, immerse yourself in the splendor of the iconic Mysore Palace, a masterpiece of Indo-Saracenic architecture. Be captivated by the intricate carvings, majestic domes, and opulent interiors, adorned with exquisite artworks, shimmering chandeliers, and period furnishings. This 107-year-old palace offers a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the Wodeyar Dynasty. This is one of the major highlights of your one day tour from Bangalore.
Chamundi Hills: Further, visit the Chamundeshwari Temple, constructed in the 17th century during the Vijayanagar Empire, the temple also offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city of Mysore below.
St. Philomena’s Church: It is an architectural marvel and one of the largest cathedrals in India. Built in 1936 in the Neo-Gothic style, it features twin spires that soar 175 feet high, inspired by Germany’s Cologne Cathedral. Devaraja Market: Delve into the vibrant atmosphere of Devaraja Market, the bustling heart of Mysore’s commerce. Wander through the lively lanes brimming with colorful stalls offering fresh produce, fragrant spices, vibrant flowers, handcrafted goods, sandalwood products
Mysore one day trip from Bangalore by Groowynd included a wonderful lunch, which will be a delightful affair featuring a traditional South Indian meal served at a very good local restaurant. Enjoy a spread of aromatic rice, amazing curries, freshly prepared sambar, crispy papad etc all complemented by soft chapatis and a refreshing curd. Later in the day, as you explore Mysore’s landmarks, a tea break offers a chance to savor local snacks. Relish piping hot masala chai paired with classic South Indian treats like crispy vadas, spicy pakoras, and soft, sweet Mysore pak. This snack break provides a taste of the region’s culinary delights, perfect for re-energizing before continuing your journey.
After a day rich with exploration, our cab will drive you back to Bangalore, dropping you off at your preferred location or hotel, bringing an end to a remarkable journey through Mysore’s historical and cultural treasures.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to plan Mysore one day trip from Bangalore by car?
Mysore day trip from Bangalore organized by Groowynd, a TripAdvisor featured destination expert for Mysore starts from Bangalore at 0700 h. You can write to info@groowynd.com to book the package or to know more details.
What is the travel time from Bangalore to Mysore by car?
Travel time from Bangalore to Mysore can vary depending on your pick-up location. If you’re staying near MG Road in Bangalore, the drive to Mysore typically takes about 3 hours. To avoid heavy traffic, it’s advisable to start your journey early in the morning. For our Mysore one day trip from Bangalore by car, we usually pick up guests from Bangalore at 7 AM.
How long does it take to drive from Bangalore to Mysore, considering traffic conditions?
Our cab will transfer you to Mysore on Bangalore – Mysore express way. It takes almost 3 hrs to reach Mysore.
What are the must-see attractions in Mysore for a one-day trip?
In our Mysore Day Tours, we cover major sightseeing places of Mysore like Mysore Palace, Summer Palace, Srirangapatna Fort, Jamia Masjid, Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon, Armory House, Sulthan’s Residential Palace Ruins, Ranganathaswamy Temple, Gumbaz, Chamundi Hills, St Philomena’s Church and Devaraja Market. However, we can customize the requirements as per your requirement.
Mysore Zoo, Brindavan Garden, Jaganmohan Art Gallery, Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, Lokaranjan Aqua World, Payana Vintage Car Museum, Karanji Lake, Sand Museum are some of the other tourist places in Mysore.
Which sites should I prioritize visiting if I only have one day in Mysore?
If you are interested to visit historical places, you can consider visiting Mysore Palace, Summer Palace, Srirangapatna Fort, Jamia Masjid, Colonel Bailey’s Dungeon, Armory House, Sulthan’s Residential Palace Ruins and Gumbaz. If you have children traveling with you do not miss out Mysore Zoo. Other popular places in Mysore are Ranganathaswamy Temple, Chamundi Hills, St Philomena’s Church and Brindavan Garden. All the sightseeing places of Mysore can’t be covered in a day. It takes at least 2 days to visit all the sightseeing places in Mysore.
Do you conduct multi-day tours?
Yes, we do 1 Nights 2 Days Mysore tour from Bangalore including transfers, sightseeing and stay. If you have an additional day, you can also consider Nagarhole Tiger Reserve (known as Kabini Safari), which is very popular for sighting of Tiger, Leopards, Black Panther, Elephants, Gaurs etc. You may consider other places like Coorg, Wayand or Ooty as well.
What are the best routes to take from Bangalore to Mysore?
Bangalore – Mysore express way is the best route to reach Mysore.
Is it safe to travel from Bangalore to Mysore by car?
Traveling from Bangalore to Mysore by car is safe, travel using the Bangalore–Mysore Expressway. This well-maintained expressway ensures a smooth and comfortable drive, minimizing the risks typically associated with road travel. For added peace of mind, we offer the option to travel with our experienced drivers, who are familiar with the route and local driving conditions. Our drivers prioritize safety and comfort, allowing you to relax and enjoy the journey without any concerns.
Are there any recommended stops or eateries along the way?
Some recommended eateries along the Bangalore to Mysore Highway are Kamat Lokaruchi (Ramnagara), McDonald’s (Ramnagara), Maddur Tiffanys (Maddur), Café Coffee Day (Ramnagara, Channapatna, Maddur, Mandya), Empire (Bidadi). You can stop for a break or meal during the drive at any of these places.However, you may need to exit the Bangalore–Mysore Expressway to reach some of the better restaurants along the route.
What is the best time to start the trip to avoid traffic?
You can start early morning from Bangalore (0630 – 0700 h) to avoid traffic. It is better to come out of the city in the morning. Start before 0700 h from Bangalore to make the most of the day in Mysore.
What additional costs should I expect during the drive and at attractions?
All entry fee, toll, parking, guide fee, driver allowance, lunch, tea snacks in the evening and bottled mineral water are included in our Mysore day tour package from Bangalore. If you have any other personal expenses other than the mentioned, will be payable by the guest.
What is the minimum number of travelers required for doing the day trip?
Even with one person, we can operate the trip, as we do the day trip by exclusive cab.
