Bangalore to Mysore Sightseeing Package: (1 Day Tour from Bangalore)
 
Price: Rs.499 (Per Head)
Operated Days: All 7 Days
Starting Time: First Boarding Time : 06:00 A.M  Last Boarding Time : 08:00 A.M (Approximate)
Reaching to Mysore : 11:30 A.M (Approximate)
Tour Ending Time at Mysore : 08:30 P.M (Approximate)
Back to Bangalore : 11:30 P.M (Approximate)

Places Covered:   
 
Breakfast (09:00 AM to 10:00 AM)
1. Sri Ranganatha Swamy Temple
2. Tippu Fort
3. Gumbuz
4. Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace
5. St. Philominas Roman Catholic Church
6. Shopping Time at N.I Kauvery Emporium
7. Mysore Maharaja Palace 
8. Chamundi Hills
9. Brindavan Gardens with Musical Fountain
Dinner Time (09:00 PM to 09:30 PM)
 
 
Package Inclusion:    

• Morning Pick-up from Bangalore and taking to Mysore & after sightseeing dropping back to Bangalore at Night.
• Mysore Sightseeing by Bus. 
• Bus type may be 22/29/49 seater bus either 2+2 seating or 2+3 seating based on the Bookings.
• Parking Charges
• Toll Charges

 
Package Exclusion:

• Entry Tickets at Every Place
• Guide Charges
• For avoiding time waste, Guide will Collect you All Entry Tickets Fare including Guide charges by Cash and he will arrange you All Entry Tickets
• All Places Entry Tickets+Guide Charges will be Rs.180 & this is mandatory for each person
• Food & Beverages
• Taxes are Excluded (If any)

 
About Mysore:
Mysore is originated from the word ‘Mysuru’ derived from Mahishasura, the demon, who was killed by the Goddess Chamundeshwari Devi on the top of Chamundi hills. From then on, the day was celebrated as a victory over evil and Chamundeshwari Devi receive prayers with utmost devotion at temple located on top of the Chamundi hills. Mysore is popularly known as the ‘City of Palaces’ as many large palaces are built across the Mysore kingdom. Mysore is the headquarters of the Mysore District and it is 150km far in distance from the Bangalore city.
 
During the reign of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III Mysore was expanded beyond the walls of the fort and it was developed dramatically Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV developed many places of the Mysore city and beautifully constructed many palaces, wide roads, beautiful buildings and many rose gardens and elegant parks. Today, Mysore is the modern city in India with the historical charm. Mysore is popular for its Sandalwood, Incense sticks, Mysore pak, Mysore silk, Rosewood articrafts, Stone sculptures, Ivory work and many more.
 
One should visit the most famous places in Mysore to retain the charm of its history are Ambavilas known as ‘Mysore Palace’, Tippu Sultan Palace, Chamundi hills, Nandi, Sri Ranganathaswamy temple, Chamundeshwari temple, Museum,   St. Philomena’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, Brindavan gardens with musical fountain show. You can visit all these places by Car and Bus services.