Hubli To Mysore

“Exploring the Charm of Mysore: A Traveler’s Guide from Hubli”

A road trip from Hubli to Mysore via Coorg is a delightful blend of nature and history. Winding through lush coffee plantations, misty hills, and serene landscapes, the journey culminates in Mysore, where royal grandeur and vibrant culture await.

Brindavan Gardens in Mysore, designed by Sir M. Visvesvaraya, is a marvel of engineering and beauty. Set by the KRS Dam, it features terraced lawns, vibrant flowerbeds, and musical fountains, transforming into a magical illuminated spectacle each evening.

Mysore Palace, an architectural masterpiece, is the epitome of royal grandeur. With its intricate carvings, vibrant stained glass, and majestic domes, the palace reflects the opulence of the Wadiyar dynasty. Illuminated at night, it becomes a breathtaking sight.

Chamundi Hill in Mysore is a sacred site offering panoramic views of the city. Atop the hill stands the revered Chamundeshwari Temple, dedicated to the goddess Chamundi. The journey up includes a climb past a massive Nandi statue, adding to its spiritual allure.

Raja’s Seat in Coorg is a picturesque garden perched on a hill, offering stunning views of the surrounding valleys and misty hills. Once a favorite spot for Kodagu kings, it’s now a serene retreat, especially enchanting at sunset.

Abbey Falls in Coorg is a captivating waterfall cascading through lush coffee plantations and dense forests. The serene setting and gushing waters create a picturesque scene, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and photographers seeking tranquility.

Dubare Elephant Camp in Coorg offers an immersive experience with elephants, featuring activities like feeding, bathing, and interacting with these majestic animals. Nestled along the Kaveri River, the camp provides a unique opportunity to connect with wildlife in a natural setting.