Mysore

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Mysore is one of the most beautiful cities in India. It can be considered as the heritage capital of Karnataka state in India. Mysore would remind different things to different people depending upon their taste, Mysore silks, Mysore Palace, Mysore Zoo, Mysore Pak sweet, Dussera festival, Mysore paintings and so on.

Click the links below to get the complete details about each and every place of interest in Mysore as well as around Mysore. 

 For a detailed write up on Mysore, click here. 

 For a separate brief write up on all the tourist attractions of Mysore, click here. 

Parks, Amusement and Theme Parks


Brindavan Gardens

Mysore Zoo (Old Article)

Temples


Bull Temple, Chamundi Hills

 Chamundeswari Temple, Chamundi Hills

 Keshava Temple, Somnathpur

 Lakshmi Narayan Temple, Chamundi Hills

 Lakshmi Ramana Temple, Mysore Palace Complex

 Mahabaleshwar Temple, Chamundi Hills

 Prasanna Krishnaswamy Temple, Mysore Palace Complex

 Ranganatha Swamy Temple, Srirangapatna

 Shweta Varaha Temple, Mysore Palace Complex

Monuments


Gumbaz - The tombs of Tipu Sultan and Hyder Ali

Mysore Palace  (Old Article)

Srirangapatna

Summer Palace, Srirangapatna

Tipu Sultan's Memorial


Masjids/Mosques


Jumma Masjid, Srirangapatna


Recreation





Churches


St. Philomena's Church, Mysuru, Karnataka

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