Start your day by visiting Mysore Palace, the home of Mysore’s royal family since the 14th-century. This stunning palace still serves as an official residence for some ceremonial occasions. Get to see the imposing facade, intricate woodwork, and the elegant Durbar Hall. Spend the rest of the day exploring St. Philomena's Cathedral, known for its beautiful Neo-Gothic architecture
Start your day with a cultural trip to Mysore Sand Sculpture Museum, which exhibits intricate sand sculptures made by a young visionary artist named M.N. Gowri. Move to the Jaganmohan Palace Art Gallery, which houses a collection of texts and artworks from various renowned artists. End your day with a visit to the famous Mysore Zoo, home to various species like elephants, lions, and tigers
Start your day with a visit to the famous Chamundi Hill, located at the outskirts of Mysore. You can take a hike up to the hill or hire a cab and visit the hilltop, home to the 12th-century Chamundeshwari Temple. Continue to the Brindavan Gardens, a sprawling garden on the banks of the KRS Dam. Do not miss the musical fountains show in the evening that will leave you spellbound. Finish your day with some shopping at the Devaraja Market, which is known for its local handicrafts and street food.
If you have an extra day, visit the Regional Museum of Natural History, which houses a wide range of artifacts and galleries that depict the natural history of South India.
For a more adventurous trip, explore the Chunchanakatte Falls, just 42 km from Mysore.
If you have less than 3 days in Mysore, consider visiting fewer places or shorten your time spent in each location.