Meeting and assistance on arrival at the Bangalore airport/railway station. Drive to Mysore, enroute visit Shravanbelgola and Srirangapatna. Upon arrival at Mysore, check into the hotel. After freshening up, proceed to a city tour of Mysore visiting Mysore Palace and Art Gallery. An option to visit Chamundi Hill in the evening to see the lights of Mysore or enjoy the beauty of Brindavan Gardens. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel.

Srirangapatnam this island fortress of the legendary warrior is 16 km from Mysore city. Inside the fortress is Tipu's mosque with its twin minarets, the celebrated Ranganatha Swamy temple, the Wellesley Bridge and the dungeons where British officers were once imprisoned. Eqully impressive is the ornate white domed Gumbaz. About 1 km to the east of the fort is the Daria Daulat, the summer palace of Tipu Sultan now converted into a museum.

Mysore part city, part small town was erstwhile capital of the Wodeyars the rulers of Mysore. Mysore's charm is unique. The City Royale is famous for its opulent palaces, stately buildings, sprawling gardens, silks, sandalwood and myriad tourist attractions in its proximity.

Mysore Palace built in 1912 in the Indo Saracenic style, this palace excudes grandeur that is unmatched. Chamundi Hills towering over the city of Mysore. Half-way up is the Nandi Bull, a majestic 4.8 metre monolith. Right on top is the 2000 year old Chamundeshwari Temple, the patron goddess of the Wodeyars.The summit offers a panoramic view of Mysore's lakes, parks and palaces.

Brindavan Gardens located at the KRS Dam, it is one of the best gardens in South India. The musical fountains and the colourful lights transform this place into a firy land in the evenings. Dinner and Overnight stay at the hotel.

Mysore Maharajah's Palace, built in Indo-Saracenic style is profusely decorated and glided. A solid jewel studded golden throne, displayed here during the Dasara Festival in October, remains the single most resplendent object that visitors throng to see.

The Jaganmohan Palace converted into an Art Gallery in 1875 exhibits paintings, which date back to that period. Paintings of masters like Raja Ravi Verma of Travancore and the Russian Painter Svetoslav Roerich are on display.

A beautiful Cathedral, St. Philomena's Church, built in imposing Gothic style with stained glass windows and lofty towers is a truly majestic sight.

Perched atop the Chamundi Hill is the 12th century Chamundeswari temple, where you can motor up a 13 km road or walk up 1000 steps laid out in the 17th Century. Also located there is a 4.8 m tall monolith, Nandi, a celestial bull and gigantic statue of the demon Mahishasura.

Mysore is famous for sandalwood carvings and silks.

Morning after breakfast drive to Kabini, a small forest reserve. Dinner and Overnight stay at Kabini.

Kabini is one of the most enchanting wildlife destinations of Karnataka. The forest reserve is situated on the banks of the river Kabini and is spread over a vast area of thick dense forestland, steep valleys, and water bodies.

Kabini, the river that originates from the hills of Kerala and confluences with the mighty Kaveri, has a large and beautiful backwater created by the Kabini Dam. The river which has virtually transformed itself into a huge, tranquil lake is surrounded by lush green forests on one side and villages on the other. The biggest attraction of Kabini is the closeness to the unspoilt nature. Sandwiched between two reserve forests - Nagarhole and Bandipur - Kabini offers the richest wildlife habitats in the state. It is home for the Asian elephant, gaur, sambar, cheetal (deer), bison, wild boar, sloth bear, tiger, leopard and wild dogs. For bird lovers Kabini offers a wide variety of birds that feast on fishes from the river. A good sighting of animals and birds complements the back-to-nature vacation at Kabini as the fresh air and the purity of nature rejuvenates your body and soul.

A coracle ride in the river or an early morning walk when there is chill in the air and mist rising from the river, creates an ambiance that bonds well with the vacation mood.

The main activity here is wildlife sightings by safaris on open-top jeeps and a boatride on the river. The first ride into the Park is at the crack of dawn and again in the evening. On a boat ride on the River Kabini, you could see elephants congregating on the banks to drink or play in water. You can choose between the traditional, circular boat (made of bamboo and buffalo hide) and the regular motorboat for the river cruise.

After breakfast drive to Bangalore. Later a half day city tour visiting Lal Bagh, Cubbon Park, Bull Temple, Vidhan Soudha and M.G.Road.
Rest of the time at leisure. Later we end the tour with transfer to the Ashram/ Airport/ Railway Station.

Bangalore :Founded in 1537 by a local chieftain Kempe Gowda, this bustling capital city of Karnataka has a perpetual holiday atmosphere thanks to its weather. It is also known as the Garden city and Silicon valley of India.

Vidhan Soudha :A magnificent building housing the State Legislature and Secretariat. It is built entirely of Granite in Neo-Dravidian style. Attara Kacheri houses the State High Court. Lalbagh has a variety of Old trees, fountains, Lotus Pools, Terraces and assortment of Tropical Herbs and Sub Tropical Herbs.