Mysuru, the ‘City of Palaces’, is royalty and magnificence embodied; overflowing with history, sprawling gardens and tree-lined boulevards. One of South India’s most fascinating cities, Mysuru has a plethora of places to visit and explore. Ruled over by the Wadiyars from 1399 till Independence, Mysuru is renowned for its royal heritage and splendid monuments and buildings. This former state capital is a seamless blend of old-world charm and modernity. It retains its traditions in music and dance, art and literature, and time-honoured crafts. Mysuru entices you at every turn with its regal splendour. Discover enchanting Mysuru, experience a different world!

Mysore is one of the most famous tourist destinations in South India. Originally known as Mysuru, it is the largest district of Karnataka. Formerly known as the capital of the ‘Kingdom of Mysore’, Mysore was the name by which the state of Karnataka was popular. The city is praised across the country for its arresting buildings and monuments along with its flamboyant imperial heritage. Its world Heritage-listed palace of the city is perhaps something that brings most travelers here.
Mysuru is also a burgeoning center for the production of superior quality incense, silk, and sandalwood. At present, Ashtanga yoga is another drawcard in Mysore that attracts visitors from across the world accredited to its reputation of being India’s best place to practice yoga.
This City of Palaces has a number of palaces situated in the city. The main palace of the Mysore is Ambavilas Palace which is also one of the prime attractions of this region accredited to is beautiful monuments. This tourism hotspot attracts several millions of tourists from across the country every year. Dasara (Dusshera) which represents the victory of Good over Evil, marks the worship of Devi Chamundeswari. It is celebrated with fervor and solemnity as the State festival here.