Visit Bangalore Palace, a beautiful example of colonial-era architecture, and an impressive collection of paintings and photographs. Stroll through the verdant Cubbon Park or visit the interactive exhibits at the Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum, a must-visit for science enthusiasts.
Explore the opulent Mysore Palace, an iconic example of Indo-Saracenic architectural style, and imbibe the cultural significance of Chamundi Hill, dedicated to the Goddess Chamundeshwari. Take in the scenic vistas at the famous Brindavan Gardens adorned with ornate fountains and vibrant flora.
Surrounded by verdant hills and tranquil waterfalls, Coorg 'the Scotland of India' offers an enchanting getaway from busy city life. Trek to Abbey Falls to witness the gushing cascades amidst dense forests, walkthrough the ancient Omkareshwara Temple, and savour locally grown coffee beans on a plantation tour.
Experience the tranquillity of Wayanad 'the green paradise' nestled in the Western Ghats of Kerala. Indulge in soft adventure activities such as hiking to the Chembra Peak, exploring the ancient Edakkal caves, or cruising the glassy waters of the Banasura Sagar Dam, Asia's largest earthen dam.
Enjoy the cityscape of Kochi, enriched with historic remnants of colonialism blended with the local culture. Visit the iconic Chinese Fishing Nets, the largest man-made mound in India - Hill Palace Museum, and witness a captivating Kathakali performance at the Kerala Kathakali Centre.
For more adventure and nature, spend an additional day at Coorg and involve in thrilling outdoor activities such as camping, river rafting and jeep safaris. A full extra day can be added to Kochi exploring other local treasures like the St. Francis Church or the Mattancherry Palace. If you are running short on time, consider skipping Brindavan Gardens in Mysore as it gets quite crowded, especially during weekends and holidays.