 | Mysore: A World of Royalty Mysore has been always associated with the royal families and their patronage, be it the Wodeyars or the Sultans. Mysore is a city known for its resplendent palaces and majestic buildings. A visit to the city conjures up visions of the glory, still evident of the illustrious Wodeyar Kings. |
| This former state capital still retains its tradition in music and dance, art, literature and its time-honoured crafts. A 141 kms from Bangalore, the city enchants you with its quaint charm, verdant gardens, tree-lined boulevards and its sacred temples. Mysore, once the state capital, today is a vibrant city teeming with tourists and visitors. It is known the world over for its exotic sandalwood and rich silks. Many culinary delights await those inclined to sample the regional cuisine. Srirangapatna: The island fortress of the legendary warrior king Tipu Sultan is just 14 km from Mysore city. Inside the fortress is Tipu's mosque with its twin minarets, the Wellesley Bridge and the dungeons where British officers were once imprisoned. | |
| Day 3 - Mysore (Wednesday) | |
MYSORE
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| 06:30am | Boat Safari |
| 09:30 am |
After breakfast, depart for Mysore
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| 11:30 am | Back on board The Golden Chariot |
| 01:00 pm | Lunch on board The Golden Chariot |
| 03:00 pm |
Mysore sightseeing: A Visit to Srirangapatnam and later some shopping
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| 07:00 pm |
Reach Lalitha Mahal Palace Hotel for a cultural performance followed bydinner.
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| 10:00 pm | Back on board The Golden Chariot |
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