06 Nights / 07 Days
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Bangalore-Ooty-Kodaikanal tour offers a delightful mix of urban exploration, hill station charm, and scenic beauty. Begin in Bangalore, known for its vibrant tech industry, beautiful gardens like Cubbon Park, and cultural landmarks like Bangalore Palace. Head to Ooty, the "Queen of Hill Stations," with its lush tea gardens, serene Ooty Lake, and the picturesque Doddabetta Peak. Finally, explore Kodaikanal, a tranquil hill station with scenic viewpoints like Coaker’s Walk, Kodaikanal Lake, and Pillar Rocks, offering a peaceful escape into nature. A perfect combination of nature, culture, and relaxation.
What's Included
- Pick up from Bangalore airport and drop at Bangalore airport by non ac vehicle.
- Intercity transfers from: Bangalore - Mysore – Ooty – Coonur – Kodaikanal – Bangalore by non ac vehicle.
- Accommodation for 01 night in Bangalore.
- Accommodation for 01 night in Mysore.
- Accommodation for 02 nights in Ooty.
- Accommodation for 02 nights in Kodaikanal.
- Accommodation for 01 night in Bangalore.
- Local sightseeing at the destinations.
- Toll tax, permits, parking and driver daily allowance.
What's Excluded
- Air Fare / Train fare throughout the tour.
- Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, tips, porter-age etc.
- Additional sightseeing or extra usage of vehicle, other than mentioned in the itinerary.
- Entrance Fees , video camera permits during sightseeing.
- Any cost arising due to natural calamities like, landslides, road blockage, political disturbances (strikes), etc (to be borne by the client directly).
- Any increase in taxes or fuel price, leading to increase in cost on surface transportation & land arrangements, which may come into effect prior to departure.
- Travel Insurance.
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary.
- Any other feature which is not mentioned in the "Cost includes"column.
- GST Applicable
Day 01: Bangalore
Pick up from the Bangalore Railway station/ Airport & Transfer to the Hotel Check inn – Afternoon proceed for local sightseeing visit Tippu's palace, bull temple, Lalbagh Botanical garden, Cubbon Park, Ulsoor Lake, Vidhan Soudha, Venkatappa art gallery, and shopping centre (M.G. road, Commercial Street). Overnight stay at Bangalore.
Day 02: Mysore
Breakfast Checkout and drive 145km /4hhrs from Bangalore to Mysore proceed to Mysore en-route sightseeing visit Srirangapatnam – Tippu's Fort – Tippu's Gumbaz, Tippus's summer palace, after lunch proceed to St. Philomena's church, bull temple, zoo, maharaja's palace, art gallery and illuminated Brindavan garden . Overnight stay at Mysore
Day 03: Ooty
Morning breakfast check out & Transfer to Ooty (130km / 4 hrs approximately) departure pickup from the hotel and proceed to Ooty. En- route sightseeing visit Bandipur wildlife sanctuary, Madumalai wildlife sanctuary, Pykara dam, Kamaraja Sagar, Ooty botanical garden, Ooty town shopping, get down at Ooty and check inn the hotel. Overnight stay at Ooty.
Day 04: Ooty
Pickup from hotel proceed for local sightseeing covering Dottabetta (highest peak), Coonur – Tea Garden, Sim's Park, Dolphin Nose. Overnight stay at Ooty.
Day 05: Kodaikanal
Pickup from hotel and proceed to Kodaikanal (260km 6 hours) en-route visit Palani Temple. Arrival Kodaikanal in the evening and check-in at the hotel. Overnight stay at Kodaikanal.
Day 06: Kodaikanal
Pickup from the hotel and proceed to Kodaikanal sightseeing covering Kodaikanal lake spread over 60 acres and surrounded with Wooden Slopes, Coaker's Walk, Golf Links, Green Valley, Pillar Rock, Silver Cascade, Bear Shola falls . Overnight stay at Kodaikanal.
Day 07: Bangalore
Departure… to Bangalore (day journey) 10hrs /465 km approximately …arrival in the evening to Bangalore. Overnight stay at Bangalore.
1. What are the main attractions in Bangalore?
Bangalore Palace: A royal palace showcasing Tudor-style architecture.
Cubbon Park: A large green space ideal for walks and picnics.
Lalbagh Botanical Garden: Famous for its variety of plants and glasshouse.
Vidhana Soudha: An imposing government building with Neo-Dravidian architecture.
Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace: A historic palace with intricate carvings and design.
Bangalore Fort: A fort built by Kempe Gowda, now a historical site.
2. What are the key attractions in Ooty?
Ooty Lake: A scenic man-made lake ideal for boating and picnics.
Doddabetta Peak: The highest point in Ooty, offering panoramic views of the Nilgiris.
Botanical Gardens: A well-maintained garden with a variety of plant species.
Tea Gardens: Ooty is known for its lush tea plantations, and guided tours are available.
Rose Garden: A beautiful garden filled with varieties of roses.
Ooty Railway Station: The station is a UNESCO World Heritage site as part of the Nilgiri Mountain Railway.
3. What are the main attractions in Kodaikanal?
Kodaikanal Lake: A star-shaped lake perfect for boating and a relaxing day out.
Coaker’s Walk: A scenic walkway with breathtaking views of the valleys and mountains.
Pillar Rocks: Three massive rock formations offering stunning views.
Bryant Park: A botanical garden with a wide variety of flowers and plants.
Silver Cascade Waterfall: A beautiful waterfall located on the outskirts of Kodaikanal.
Green Valley View: A viewpoint offering a spectacular view of the valley below.
4. How do I travel between Bangalore, Ooty, and Kodaikanal?
By Road: The distance between Bangalore and Ooty is approximately 270 km (6-7 hours by car), and from Ooty to Kodaikanal, it’s about 255 km (6-7 hours by car).
By Train: You can take a train to Mettupalayam (for Ooty) or Kodaikanal Road (for Kodaikanal), and then hire a taxi for the last stretch to the hill stations.
By Air: The nearest airports are Kempegowda International Airport (Bangalore) and Coimbatore International Airport (for Ooty). From there, you can take a taxi or train.
5. How much time should I allocate for each place?
Bangalore: 1-2 days to explore the main attractions and enjoy the city’s culture and food.
Ooty: 2-3 days to see the major hill station attractions and relax in the cool climate.
Kodaikanal: 2-3 days to visit the scenic spots and enjoy the peaceful environment.
6. When is the best time to visit Bangalore, Ooty, and Kodaikanal?
Bangalore: The best time to visit is from October to February, when the weather is cool and pleasant.
Ooty and Kodaikanal: The best months to visit are April to June and September to November, avoiding the monsoon season. The weather in these hill stations is cool and refreshing year-round, with peaks in summer and winter.
7. What should I wear during the tour?
Bangalore: Light, comfortable clothing suitable for the city’s moderate climate. Bring a jacket if visiting during the cooler months (November-February).
Ooty and Kodaikanal: Since the weather can be cooler, pack warmer clothing like jackets and sweaters, especially if visiting in the evening or during winter months.
8. Are there any specific customs or etiquettes to follow in Ooty and Kodaikanal?
Respect nature: These hill stations are known for their pristine natural beauty. Avoid littering and follow eco-friendly practices.
Photography: Be mindful when taking pictures in religious or cultural sites. Always ask for permission before photographing locals.
Dress modestly: Especially when visiting temples or religious sites.
9. What are the local foods I should try?
Bangalore: Famous for South Indian food like dosa, idli, vada, and filter coffee.
Ooty: Don’t miss the famous Ooty chocolates, homemade cheese, and local dishes like Pahadi paratha and vegetable stew.
Kodaikanal: Known for fresh fruits, sweets, and vegetarian delicacies like Kodaikanal-style rice and fruit-based dishes.
10. What are the travel tips for visiting Ooty and Kodaikanal?
Book accommodations in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons (summer and holidays).
Carry some cash for small purchases, as some local shops may not accept cards.
Prepare for hilly roads: Travel to hill stations involves winding roads, so if you’re prone to motion sickness, carry some medication.
Pack light: Carry only essentials for the hill stations, as heavy luggage can be cumbersome on the winding hill roads.