• Dariya Daulat Palace - Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace - Dariya Daulat Palace, translating to “Wealth of the Sea,” is a magnificent summer residence constructed by Tipu Sultan in 1784, situated in Srirangapatna, Karnataka, India. This palace is a remarkable example of Indo-Islamic architecture, surrounded by expansive gardens. Predominantly built with teak wood, it boasts intricately painted interiors with murals illustrating Tipu Sultan’s military triumphs, court life, and personal moments. The palace also includes a museum displaying artifacts related to Tipu Sultan, his family, and his legacy. This historic landmark stands as a tribute to Tipu Sultan’s rule and his resistance against British colonization.
• Tipu Sultan’s Death Place - Explore the site where the valiant Tipu Sultan fell in battle during the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War. This small yet significant memorial invites reflection on his enduring legacy.
• Captain Bailey’s Dungeon - Delve into the somber side of history by visiting this subterranean dungeon where British officers, including Colonel Bailey, were imprisoned by Tipu Sultan.
• St. Philomena’s Church - St. Philomena’s Church is a grand neo-Gothic cathedral located in Mysore, Karnataka, India. Constructed in 1936, it ranks among the largest churches in India and is dedicated to Saint Philomena, a 3rd-century saint. The church’s design draws inspiration from Germany’s Cologne Cathedral, featuring towering twin spires, stained glass windows, and intricate architectural details. The main hall can accommodate approximately 800 people, and the exquisite altar houses a relic of Saint Philomena. As a prominent landmark of Mysore, this church represents the city’s rich cultural and religious diversity.
• Mysuru Palace - Mysore Palace, also known as Amba Vilas Palace, is a breathtaking royal residence located in Mysuru, Karnataka, India. Completed in 1912, it serves as the official residence of the Wadiyar dynasty. The palace exhibits an Indo-Saracenic architectural style, merging elements of Hindu, Muslim, Rajput, and Gothic designs. Its splendor is accentuated by intricate carvings, domes, arches, and stunning stained glass. The palace is particularly renowned for its spectacular illumination during the annual Mysuru Dasara festival, when it is adorned with over 100,000 bulbs. As one of India’s most frequented monuments, it embodies the rich heritage and regal history of the Wadiyars.
• Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum - The Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum is a distinctive and imaginative attraction located in Mysuru, Karnataka, India. Founded by artist M.N. Gowri, it is India’s first sand sculpture museum, featuring over 150 detailed sculptures crafted from more than 115 truckloads of sand. The sculptures encompass a diverse array of themes, including religious figures, wildlife, historical icons, and mythological scenes. A standout feature is the impressive 15-foot sculpture of Lord Ganesha. This museum offers a captivating blend of art and creativity, providing visitors with a unique cultural experience in Mysore.

• Pick up & Drop off
• English Guide
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Personal Expenses not included here

Our “Tour Apart” offers an immersive exploration of Mysore’s most renowned landmarks, enhanced by the engaging narratives of knowledgeable guides. Participants will not only visit these sites but also delve into the fascinating history of Tipu Sultan, the Wodeyar dynasty, and ancient dynastic temples. From the majestic Mysore Palace to the serene Shri Ranganathaswami Temple, each location provides a profound insight into India’s cultural and architectural legacy. With a well-organized itinerary, comfortable travel arrangements, and local culinary delights, this tour promises an unforgettable experience that vividly brings history to life!

• Total Hours journey is 10 Hours, 5 Hours of Journey Up and Down and 1 hour for Lunch

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.