Day 01: Bangalore / Bengaluru local sightseeing.

Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens: 18th-century garden laid down by Hyder Ali. some centuries-old trees can be found here.
Visvesvaraya Industrial Technological Museum.
Venkatappa Art Gallery and Museum: 2500 years old Halmidi inscription is preserved here.
Vidhana Soudha: seat of the state legislature of Karnataka a magnificent stone building.
Iskcon temple: contemporary design temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.
Bridge road, MG road Happening place by evening, you have time for shopping here.
Drive back to the hotel by evening Overnight Stay in Bengaluru.

Day 02: Bangalore / Bannerghatta National Park.

drive to Bannerughatta National Park and enjoy time and come to the hotel in the evening and overnight stay in Bangalore.

Day 03: Bangalore / Wonderla.

Drive to Bangalore Amusement Park wonderla and enjoy time and come to the hotel in the evening and overnight stay in Bangalore.

Day 04: Bangalore to Mysore

Srirangapatna: the river island formed by River Kaveri: Ranganathaswamy temple the Adi ranga and Srirangam being the antya ranga.
Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary: is the largest bird sanctuary in Karnataka, on the banks of the Kaveri river. Around 169 excotic birds can be seen here. Of these, the painted stork, Asian openbill stork, common spoonbill, woolly-necked stork, black-headed ibis, lesser whistling duck, Indian shag, Stork-billed Kingfisher, egret, cormorant, Oriental darter, and heron The great stone plover, river tern, large flock of Streak-throated swallows. Mahadevapura bird sanctuary is also nearby if you are Bird watcher you can try this place also.
Reach Mysore city check into the hotel after lunch proceeds to Mysore Must visit sightseeing.
Amba Vilas Palace: The official residence of Wodeyars. this palace is the most visited tourist spot in India second only to Taj Mahal. Amba Villas aka Mysore palace is cutting edge masterpiece of building technology, mural paintings, Painting by Raja Ravi Varma, Sandalwood carvings, Thanjavur paintings, Ivory Carvings, Antique pieces, Durbar Hall. Mysore Palace light illumination are on Sundays and all public holidays in the evening. Sound and light programs are arranged on all days between 7 and 7:45, except Inside premises of Mysore palace, there are 12 temples namely, Someshvara Temple, Lakshmi Ramana Temple, Shwetha Varahaswamy Temple, Sri Prasanna Krishna Swami Temple, Sri Bhuvaneshwari Temple, Kodi Someshwara Swamy Temple, Sri Gayatri Temple, Sri Trineshwara temple and others.

Day 05: Mysore must sightsee places.

Mysore zoo: officially the Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Garden houses over 168 species and spread over 157 acres and its near to Mysore palace. Entry fees Rs 40. and by vehicle Rs 120. per person.
Sand Museum: one of the rare sand art museum. Entry Fees Rs 40. Per Person.
Sri Chamundeshwari temple: As per Adi Guru Shri Shankaracharya’s Astadasa Shakti Peeta Stotram, Chamundi hills is one of the Astadasa Shakti Peeta. one of the seven most sacred hills in South India. This place aka Krauncha Pitham in Skanda Purana this place referred to as Krauncha Puri.
Sri Mahabaleshwara temple: Originally built in the 8th Century Dedicated to Lord Sri Shiva, winsome architecture of Hoysala, Ganga, Chola, Vijayanagar and other kings.
Mahishasura statue: the Statue of Demon by which the current name of Mysore is derived.
Nandi statue big bull: Third largest monolithic statue of Nandi in India carved out of Single black granite. Also the panoramic view of Mysore City, Mysore Palace, Lalitha Mahal Palace.
KRS dam: Krishna Raja Sagara is the main source of water for both irrigation and drinking water in Mysore, Mandya and most part of the Bangalore City. Construction started in 1924 the Ruler of Mysore Kingdom Shri Krishnaraja wodeyar IV and The Chief Engineer and also Diwan of Mysore Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, Together built the Asia’s biggest dam then. September 15th the Birthday of Bharat Ratna Sir M. Visvesvaraya is rightly Celebrated as Engineer’s day. Brindavan garden lights up in evening light and music fountain garden.
Mysore has many geographical indication: GI tags viz., Mysore-silks, ganjifa, Mysore-Banana, Mysore-Sandalwood, Mysore-mallige (Jasmine), Mysore- Agarbathi, and many more items, Scope for some shopping too.

Day 06: Mysore to Ooty

Mudumalai National Park: Jungle safari is possible up to 10 am. from here two routes to Ooty one via Masinagudi and other is via Gudalur we take Gudalur route.
Gudalur: After a hectic journey of a couple of hours through the deep jungle in Bandipur and Mudumalai national park time for a Tea Break. and now you have entered The Nilgiris, Where the Western Ghats meet the Eastern Ghats.
Frog Hill View Point: one of the marvelous hillocks on the way to Ooty. the shape looks like a frog, hence name frog Hill.
Needle Rock viewpoint: Windy, Cloudy, amazing 360-degree view.
Pykara Lake and Pykara Falls: Boating is optional here, Pykara village is scenic and you can see the step farming, cabbage, Ooty-carrot. Ooty-apple cultivation here.
Ooty Lake & Boathouse: The Boathouse offers Paddle boats, Rowboats, and Motorboats. This is an artificial lake constructed by John Sullivan, in the year 1824, additional charges.
The Government Rose Garden: is the largest rose garden in India, situated on the slopes of the Elk Hill close to Ooty town.

Day 07: Ooty Sightseeing.

The Government Botanical Garden: covers an area of 22 hectares, is one of the major attractions in Ooty.
Doddabetta Tea Factory and Chocolate Museum: Know all about tea processing, Chocolate manufacturing.
Doddabetta peak: At an Elevation of 8652 feet, is the fourth highest peak in South India and highest in Nilgiris range. panoramic 360-degree view of Ooty, Mettupalayam/Coimbatore, avalanche dam, Mukurthi Peak. watch our video on youtube, the link is at the bottom of this page.
Evening free for shopping. Overnight stay in Ooty.

Day 08: Ooty Sightseeing.

Coonoor: Famous for Nilgiri Tea production, Sim’s Park, Dolphin’s Nose, Lamb’s rock can also be visited if you are interested.
Nilgiri Mountain Railway: Built-in 1908 relies on its fleet of steam locomotives. UNESCO added the Nilgiri Mountain Railway as an extension to the World Heritage Site. Diesel locomotives have taken over from steam on the section between Coonoor and Udhagamandalam.
Evening free for shopping. Overnight stay in Ooty.

Day 09: Ooty to Kodaikanal

On the Way Coonoor, Mettupalayam, Palani.
Optional if you like to visit the famous Arulmigu Dhandayuthapani Swamy Temple, Palani
Reach Kodaikanal and Check into Hotel. rest of the day at leisure. Overnight Stay in Kodaikanal.

Day 10: Kodaikanal Must-see sightseeing.

Cooker’s Walk.
Green Valley View.
Pillar Rocks.
Pine Tree Forest.
Moyer Point.

Day 11: Kodaikanal sightseeing.

Kodai City View.
Chettiar Park.
Bryant Park.
Bear Shola Falls.
Dolphin Nose.

Day 12: Coimbatore to back to home.

Drive back to your desired location in Coimbatore Airport and tour concludes with happy memories.