Mysore

Places To Visit In Mysore

Mysore Palace

Nainital Lake, also called Naini Lake, is a beautiful freshwater lake located

Chamundi Hill Temple

Uttarakhand is home to several natural freshwater lakes. Bhimtal, in the

Mysore Zoo

A testament to the city’s commitment to wildlife conservation, Mysore Zoo,

Railway Museum

Capturing the fascinating journey of the history and evolution of Indian

St. Philomena’s Church

Elevating the skyline of Mysore, St. Philomena’s Church stands

Jagan Mohan Palace

A treasure trove of paintings, artifacts, and historical significance,

Lalitha Mahal Palace

Built in 1921 by Maharaja Krishna Raja Wodeyar Bahaddur IV,

Jayalakshmi vilas

A regal opulence and architectural splendor, the Jayalakshmi Vilas

Karanji Lake

Managed by the zoological department of Mysore, Karanji Lake is a beautiful

Karighatta Hill

Karighatta Hill is a majestic hill that stands at an altitude of 2,697 feet

Kokkare Bird Sanctuary

Kokkare Bellur bird sanctuary is located in the Mandya

KRS Dam

An example of engineering prowess and a major tourist attraction,

Lakshmiramana

A timeless edifice of devotion and historical significance, Lakshmiramana

Lingambudhi Lake

A haven for nature enthusiasts and a sanctuary for diverse bird species,

Male Mahadeshwara

Surrounded by dense forest and 77 hills of the eastern ghats, MM Hills is a

Nanjundeshwara

Standing on the banks of the Kapila (Kabini) River, Nanjangud is a revered

Prasanna Temple

The Prasanna Krishnaswamy temple is a testament to devotion and artistic

Residential museum

The private residential museum attached to the Mysore Palace offers

Shweta Temple

A testament to the ancient Hoysala architecture, the Shweta

Prasanna Temple

The Prasanna Krishnaswamy temple is a testament to devotion and artistic