TOURISM

  • Mysore Palaces

    A silhouette of the Mysuru Palace, illuminated with ninety seven thousand light bulbs shimmering against an inky black night is one of the most unforgettable images of the city. Located in the heart of the city, it stands as a reminder of the splendor and affluence of its erstwhile rulers, the Maharajas of Mysuru. It was the pride of a kingdom, and is now a priceless national treasure!

    The palace you see today is the fourth to occupy this site, each of the earlier ones succumbing to disaster and political upheaval down the centuries. Designed by British architect Henry Irwin[...]

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  • Mysore Wild

    Named after its founder, the erstwhile maharaja Chamarajendra Wodeyar in 1892, this 10-acre park houses the Mysooru zoo and is located just 3kms away from the city center. It is home to some 2,000 animals belonging to 200 different species, fascinating among them being the royal Bengal Tiger, Giraffe, Indian and African Elephant, White Tiger, Lion, Rhino, Nilgiri langur, Himalayan Brown Bear, Hippopotamus and the Tapir, among many others.With its profuse cover of vegetation and meticulate landscaping, it provides near-natural environment to the captive animals. It has to its credit the breeding of rare animals and largest mammals in captivity and hence ranked among the best zoos.

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  • Mysore Temple

    With its innumerable temples, churches and mosques, Mysore, it seems is veritably the abode of the Gods. A healthy mix of Hindu, Christian , Jain and Muslim cultures, the city pervades you with a divine aura and leaves no one untouched like Chamundeshwari Temple on Chamundi Hill ,St Philomena's Church ,Masjid-e-Ala in Srirangapatna ,Sravanabelagola- Jain temples and the statue of Gommateshwara etc.

    Glimpse of the most popular places of worship like ..

    Chamundeshwari Temple on Chamundi Hill, St Philomena's Church, SOMANATHPUR TEMPLE etc.

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  • Mysore City

    With its innumerable temples, churches and mosques, Mysore, it seems is veritably the abode of the Gods. A healthy mix of Hindu, Christian , Jain and Muslim cultures, the city pervades you with a divine aura and leaves no one untouched like Chamundeshwari Temple on Chamundi Hill ,St Philomena's Church ,Masjid-e-Ala in Srirangapatna ,Sravanabelagola- Jain temples and the statue of Gommateshwara etc.

    Glimpse of the most popular places of worship...

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