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 Day
01: Arrival Bangalore
Arrival Bangalore morning. Pick up from the Airport, Railway
Station. Transfer to Hotel. Later proceed for the tour of
Bangalore which includes a visit to the 240-acre Lalbagh Botanical
Gardens, Cubbon Park, Vidhana Soudha, Venkatappa Art Gallery,
Mahatma Gandhi Road etc…. Overnight stay at Bangalore.
Day 02: Bangalore - Mysore
(140km – 4 hrs)
Leave Bangalore in the morning for Mysore enroute visit
the spectacular island fortress of Srirangapatnam, the capital
of Hyder Ali and his son Tippu Sultan, Tippu’s Palace,
Gumbaz, Tippu’s Summer Palace. Reach Mysore and settle
down in hotel. Visit Illuminated Brindavan Gardens and Krishnarajasagar
Dam in the Evening. Overnight stay at Mysore.
Day 03: Mysore
This morning visit the sprawling Maharaja’s Palace with
its outstanding treasures and ivory inlaid doors. The interior
is also lavishly decorated with stained glass, mirrors, pillars,
paintings and jewels. Later drive outside the city to Chamundi
Hill and the huge Nandi Bull statue, St. Philomena’s
Church & Mysore Zoo. Overnight stay at Mysore.
Day 04: Mysore - Ooty (160km
– 5 hrs)
Early morning after breakfast we proceed to Ooty enroute
visit Bandipur & Madumallai Wild Life Sanctuary and also
fresh tea gardens, reach Ooty and check in at hotel. Later
proceed for sight seeing which include Ooty lake, Botanical
Gardens, Dodda Betta, etc. Overnight stay at Ooty.
 Day
05: Ooty
Today you will proceed to Conoor to look from close quarter
the Tea Gardens, Sim’s Park, Dolphin’s Nose later
back to Ooty visiting Film shooting points. Overnight stay
at Ooty.
Day 06: Departure Ooty -
Coimbatore (90km – 3 hrs)
Depart as per schedule to the Airport/ Railway station
to Coimbatore for your onward journey
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