
3 nights 4 days South-India Tour Packages
Experience Mysore & Coorg
Days & nights
4 days, 3 nights
Tour start city
Bangalore
Cab
AC sedan (A/C)
Hotel star
★★★
Inclusions
- Hotel
- Pickup and drop
- Sightseeing
Accommodation
| Destination | Hotel |
|---|---|
| Coorg | Sri venkateshwara Residency (★★★) or Sri venkateshwara (★★★) or similar |
| Mysore | National Residency (★★★) or similar |
Destinations: Mysore (1 night) → Coorg (2 nights)
3 Nights 4 Days South-India Tour Package Itinerary
1Day 1: Arrival in Bangalore | Drive to Coorg (260 kms / approx. 6 hours)
Night stay: Coorg
Day inclusion: Sightseeing
Hotel: Sri venkateshwara Residency (★★★) or similar
Warm Welcome Our Representative will come & pick you head to Coorg –The land of Coffee and Spices is well known for its scenic beauty, breathtaking adventures and great hospitality. Upon arrival, check-in at the hotel Head to sightseeing places like like Madikeri Fort:-A palace, a church and a prison housed within its walls the fort is quite unique in itself. Raja’s Seat:- A small pavilion with a splendid view of the misty valley below, it is no wonder the place was a favourite among the erstwhile kings to watch the golden rays of the rising and setting sun Back to Hotel & night stay in Coorg2Day 2: Coorg sightseeing & Night stay In Coorg
Night stay: Coorg
Day inclusion: Breakfast, Sightseeing
Hotel: Sri venkateshwara (★★★) or similar
After Scrumptious Breakfast Head Head to Coorg local Market for Shopping Back to proceed coffee plantations, orange orchards and paddy fields. Head to sightseeing Abbey Falls are not to be missed. A short walk through plantations of coffee and cardamom then Dubare Elephant Camp: Set up by the Karnataka Forest Department the camp offers visitors a chance to get up close to these trained gentle giants. The camp also offers an ‘Elephant interaction’ session wherein children and adults alike can enjoy an elephant grooming and feeding session. Omkareshwara Temple its An unusual mix of architecture the temple sits with a dome at its center and turrets at its four corners. The history of the temple is inscribed on a copper plate which is placed at the entrance.
Recent posts from South-India
- Tiruvaiyaru and Thyagaraja AradhanaIf you are planning a cultural trip in South India and want something deeper than sightseeing, Tiruvaiyaru deserves a place on your list. This small town near Thanjavur becomes the centre of Carnatic…
- Poompuhar and Chola Port HistoryIf you are planning a heritage trip in South India and want something beyond the usual temple circuit, Poompuhar deserves a place on your list. This coastal town in Tamil Nadu gives you a rare chance…
- Sirkazhi and Vaitheeswaran KoilIf you are planning a short spiritual circuit in Tamil Nadu, Sirkazhi and Vaitheeswaran Koil make a practical and rewarding pair. This guide is for Indian travellers who want a calm temple trip with…
- Nagore Dargah GuideIf you are planning a spiritual trip in South India and want a place that feels deeply rooted in faith, history, and coastal Tamil culture, Nagore Dargah deserves a spot on your list. This guide will…
- Velankanni Basilica GuideIf you are planning a pilgrimage-cum-short break in South India, Velankanni is one of the easiest places to organise and one of the most rewarding to experience. This guide will help you plan the…
- Nagapattinam Coastal HeritageIf you are planning a relaxed Tamil Nadu coastal trip and want more than just beaches, Nagapattinam deserves a place on your list. This stretch of the Coromandel Coast gives you working harbours, old…