09 Nights / 10 Days
Package Price :₹1.00/-Per Person
Booking Price :₹ 1.00/- Per Person
Enjoy the blissful Soothing in the ears with its Carnatic Music, Karnataka is a place for not only the virtuosos but nature lovers and history buffs as well. The destinations like Mysore, Hassan, etc., are the symbols of ancient architectural brilliance, affluent past and extents of nature's pulchritude.
Our meticulously planned tour is planned to take the tourists to splendid palaces of Mysore and to the ruggedness of Hampi ruins. The major highlights of the trip are visiting Bangalore Palace, exploring the magnificent royal and soaring Mysore Palace, visiting temples in Belur and Halebi along with savouring the rugged ruins of Hampi. In short, the tour makes the tourists explore Karnataka with inclusiveness and effortlessness.
Package Include
- Arrival and Departure flight transfers by car
- Accommodation with breakfast and dinner at the hotel
- Sightseeing as per the itinerary
- All hotel tax
Package Exclude:
- Guide, entry tickets, portage, tips, GST 5%, puja booking, medical insurance, emergency expense, extras not mentioned as inclusions
DAY 1 : Arrival at Bangalore
Arrival assistance at Bangalore (Bengaluru) International Airport, then transfer to the hotel. In the evening, start your Bangalore Garden City Tour. Have a visit to Lal Bagh Gardens, Bull Temple and Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace. Have a rest in the hotel. Overnight stay in Bangalore
DAY 2 : Bangalore - Mysore
This is the day for you to enjoy the Mysore City Tour. After the breakfast, drive to Mysore (Mysuru). In the evening visit the Chamundeshwari Temple dedicated to Goddess Parvati in Chamundi Hills and the Devarajah Market where you can see the colorful flowers, fruits and vegetables, incense, perfumes and color powders. Overnight stay in Mysore
DAY 3 : Mysore
This is the day to wonder yourself with Mysore Heritage Trip. In the morning have a visit to Mysore Maharaja Palace, a huge complex belongs to 19th century built by the Italian architect "Henry Irwin". There is also an audio guide in all languages. Please show the ticket at the checking point and try to utilize the above to know the richness and prosperity of the Wodeyar dynasty. Then proceed to Srirangapatna, the Tipu's capital. First visit the Ranganathaswamy Temple Srirangapatna, then to Tipu's summer palace. After finishing the visit drive to Somnathpur to visit the famous Chennakesava Temple built by the Hoysala dynasty in the 12th century. Then return back to Mysore. Have a pleasant stay with enjoyable climate. One more night stay in Mysore
DAY 4 : Mysore - Hassan
After the breakfast, drive to Hassan. Enroute have a Sharavanabelagola Jain Temple Tour. Visit the most popular Jain pilgrimage centre called "Shravanabelagola". This place is known for its 17m Colossal monolithic statue of Gomateshwara. Continue your drive. In the afternoon feast your eyes with Hassan Monumental Tour. Visit the Hoysaleshwara Temple in a small village called Halebid and another one at Belur, the Chennakesava Temple. Both the temples built by the Hoysala dynasty of 12th century. Both the temples was declared as the protected sites of Department of Archeology. Overnight stay in Hassan
DAY 5 : Hassan - Hospet
In the morning have a long drive to reach Hospet. Enroute have a Historical Travel to visit the grand fortress named "Chitradurga" on the top of granite hills that raises from the ground. The period of the rule by different dynasties falls from 3th century to 19th century. Finally, the fort came under the rule of the Royal Mysore family. After the visit, continue your drive towards Hospet. Have a rest in the hotel. Overnight stay in Hospet
This is the day for you to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Monuments Sites Trip. After the breakfast, have a full day visit of Hampi "the capital of great Vijayanagara dynasty" which is situated 13 km from Hospet. The interesting places are Kadalekalu Ganesha Statue, Ugra Narasimha Statue, Krishna Temple, Hazara Rama Temple, Lotus Mahal, Stepped tank, Virupaksha Temple (the only functioning temple), Vittala temple, the buildings of old bazaars, the Stone Chariot etc. Then return back to the hotel. One more night stay in Hospet
DAY 7 : Hospet - Aihole - Pattadakal - Badami
This day is going to be a Sculptural Tour for you. In the morning drive to Aihole, the 5th century Durga Temple built by the Chalukyan dynasty and then proceed your drive to Pattadakal, a huge temple complex which houses seven Shiva temples. The names of the deity are unique and the architecture is different. The entire temple area looks like a cluster of temples belongs to the Chalukya empire in the 5th and 6th centuries. In the evening have a visit to Badami Caves which is also built by the Chalukyas. There are four major caves out of which the first one is dedicated to Lord Shiva and the second & third to Lord Vishnu and the last one is for Jains. The surrounding areas are covered by massive rocks with red stones gives an impressive outlook of the caves and offers a good sunsetting point. Overnight stay in Badami
DAY 8 : Badami - Goa
In the morning, travel to Goa for enjoying Goa Beach Tour. Have a rest in the beach resort. Overnight stay in Goa
DAY 9 : Goa
In the morning, start your travel for exploring Goa Heritage Tour. Visit the famous churches like Basilica of Bom Jesus, Se Cathedral Church, St. Francis of Assisi Church etc. Then have a walk in the beach side like Calangute Beach or Colva Beach. One more night stay in Goa
DAY 10 : Departure from Goa
This day you will be ended up with Karnataka and Goa Tour with sweet memories. You will be transferred from Dabolim International Airport, Goa as per your flight schedule back to home!
Q: What are the must-visit places in Karnataka?
Ans: Bengaluru: Known as the "Silicon Valley of India," it’s famous for gardens, nightlife, and tech parks.
Mysuru: Visit the Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills, and St. Philomena's Church.
Hampi: A UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its ancient ruins and temples.
Coorg: Known for coffee plantations, Abbey Falls, and Dubare Elephant Camp.
Chikmagalur: A scenic hill station, famous for trekking and coffee estates.
Gokarna: A serene beach town, ideal for relaxation and spiritual retreats.
Bandipur National Park: Popular for wildlife safaris and spotting tigers.
Q: What is the best time to visit Karnataka?
Ans:Winter (October to February): The best time for most destinations, especially for trekking, beach visits, and wildlife safaris.
Monsoon (June to September): Ideal for nature lovers, especially in the Western Ghats (Coorg, Chikmagalur), though it can be challenging for travel due to heavy rainfall.
Summer (March to May): It's warm but manageable in hill stations like Coorg and Chikmagalur.
Q: How many days are required for a Karnataka tour?
Ans:A basic tour covering the main attractions like Bengaluru, Mysuru, and Coorg can take around 5-7 days.
A more comprehensive tour that includes Hampi, Gokarna, and Chikmagalur may take around 10-14 days.
Q: What are some adventure activities in Karnataka?
Ans:Trekking: Popular in places like Kudremukh, Mullayanagiri, and Tadiandamol.
Water Sports: Gokarna and Murudeshwar offer parasailing, scuba diving, and jet skiing.
Wildlife Safaris: Bandipur, Nagarhole, and Bhadra wildlife sanctuaries are excellent for safaris.
Q: What is the local cuisine of Karnataka?
Ans:Udupi cuisine: Famous for its vegetarian dishes like dosa, idli, and sambar.
Mysore Pak: A popular sweet made from ghee and sugar.
Bisi Bele Bath: A rice-based dish with lentils and vegetables.
Coorg cuisine: Known for its pork dishes like Pandi Curry.
Seafood: Coastal Karnataka (Mangalore, Udupi) is famous for fish and prawn dishes.
Q: Is Karnataka safe for solo travelers?
Ans: Yes, Karnataka is generally considered safe for solo travelers, including women. However, it’s advisable to take standard precautions such as avoiding isolated areas at night and staying in reputable accommodations.
Q: What languages are spoken in Karnataka?
Ans: Kannada is the official language, but English and Hindi are widely understood in tourist areas. In coastal areas like Mangalore, Tulu and Konkani are also spoken.
Q: What are the transportation options for getting around Karnataka?
Ans: By Air: Bengaluru and Mangalore are the main international airports.
By Train: Karnataka has an extensive railway network, with Bengaluru and Mysuru being well-connected.
By Bus: State-run KSRTC buses and private operators provide intercity travel options.
By Car: Hiring a cab or self-driving is popular for exploring hill stations and remote areas.
Q: Are there any festivals or events to experience in Karnataka?
Ans: Mysuru Dasara: A grand 10-day festival celebrated in Mysore, showcasing cultural performances and royal processions.
Hampi Utsav: A festival of music and dance held at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hampi.
Karaga: A traditional festival celebrated in Bengaluru, dedicated to the Goddess Draupadi.
Q: Do I need special permits to visit any places in Karnataka?
Ans: No special permits are required for most tourist places in Karnataka. However, if you are visiting wildlife sanctuaries, safaris may require pre-booking.