How to reach

By Air
The nearest airport is Bangalore, about 139 km.

By Rail
Mysore has a railway station and is well connected by rail with major cities like Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and many more.

By Road
Mysore is connected by road to all the important cities of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

Places to Visit

The Mysore Palace
Once the residence of the Wodeyars, the Mysore Palace is one of the largest of its kind in India. Built in 1912 in the Indo Saracenic style, the Mysore Palace exudes a grandeur that is unmatched. The Golden Royal Elephant Throne, the Durbar Hall, the Kalyana Mantap and the Gallery are the main attractions here.

Chamundi hill
Set atop a hill is a 12 th century temple of Chamundershwari, at a distance of 13 Kms from Mysore. The huge 4.8 meter tall monolith of Nandi the sacred vehicle of Lord Shiva is a wonderful piece to watch. Also close to the temple stands a gigantic statues of the demon Mahishasura

The Jaganmohan Palace
The palace is converted to an art gallery which houses paintings that date back to the late 19th century. Paintings of Raja Ravi Verma of Travancore and the Russian Painter Svetoslav Roerich are on display. Paintings in the traditional Mysore Golden leaf style can also been seen here.

St. Philomena's Church
Built in 1956, this cathedral is one of the largest churches in the country. It has been built in the Gothic style with beautiful stain glass windows and lofty towers. The illuminated church in the evening is a wonderful site not to be missed.

Brindavan Gardens
At a distance of 19 Kms north west of Mysore is the famous KRS dam. Built by the famous engineer Sir. M. Vishvesvariah this was one of the first multi purpose dams built in India. Close to the dam is the beautiful Brindavan Garden. With lighting and musical fountains this place converts itself into a fairy land in the evenings.