|
Day 01
: Arrival Bangalore
Meet and assist at the airport and transfer to hotel. Night stay in
Bangalore. |
|
Click
Here for Tour Package Booking |
|
Day
02 : Bangalore / Puttaparthi
Morning city tour of Bangalore. Bangalore, known as the "City of
Gardens." Popularly known as the "Garden City", Bangalore is situated,
3,000 feet above sea level and has bracing, pleasant climate. It is well
known for its botanical garden and colourful markets. You will also
visit Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens containing century-old trees,
fountains, lotus pools, ornamental fences, and one of the largest
collections of rare and exotic tropical plants in India. Afternoon
proceed by surface to Puttaparthi. On arrival check-in at Hotel.Night
stay in Puttaparthi . |
|
|
|
Day
03 :
Puttaparthi
Puttaparthi Prasanthi nilayam, Abode of highest Pease, the main ashram
of Sri Sathya Sai Baba, is in the southwestern corner of Andhra Pradesh
at Puttaparthi. Sai baba has a huge following in India and around the
globe. He set up this Ashram 40 years ago. He spent most of the year
here but some times moves to White fields Ashram near Bangalore or
Kodaikanal in Tamil nadu in the hot season. Visitors are allowed to see
the devine supreme shri sathya sai baba from Morning 6.30 to 8.00 am and
they can witness the prayer with sai baba from 9.30 to 10.30 am. Again
Bhajan starts 5.30 pm till 7.00pm. The ashram sponsors numerous services
including School, a University, a planetarium, sports grounds and a
state-of-the-art hospital that treats patients for free. Night stay in
Puttaparthi . |
|
|
|
Day
04
: Puttaparthi / Bangalore
Morning after breakfast drive to Bangalore. On arrival transfer to
hotel. Night stay in Bangalore. |
|
|
|
Day 05
: Bangalore / Mysore
After breakfast proceed to visit the city of Gardens: You will see
Vidhan Sudha - It houses the State’s Legislature and Secretariat, Nandi
Temple - One of Oldest temple, popularly known as the Bull temple, etc.
Later drive to Mysore enroute visiting Sirangapatnam - capital of
warrior - King Hyder Ali & his son Tipu Sultan, has magnificent
monuments that are well worth a visit. Set & refresh in hotel then go to
visit Mysore Palace : Once the residence of the Woodeyars, Built in 1912
in the Indo - Saracenic style, this palace exudes a grandeur that is
unmatched. The Golden royal Elephant, the Durbar hall. Night stay in
Mysore. |
|
|
|
Day 06
:
Mysore
After breakfast, visit the places you must have been longing to visit:
Sir Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery - Housed in the Jag Mohan Palace, this
gallery has a collection of exquisite paintings dating back to 1875. St.
Phenomena's Church - Built in the Gothic style, one of the largest
churches of the country. Chamundi Hills - Right on the top of the hill,
Brindavan Gardens - Witness the exuberant beauty of Brindavan Gardens.
Night stay in Mysore. |
|
|
|
Day
07
: Mysore / Ooty
In the morning, drive to Ooty. Arrive and transfer to hotel. Evening
free to explore the beautiful & ravishing beauty of Ooty. Also visit
Zotanical Garden: A variety of exotic and ornamental plants adorn this
garden which is the venue for the Flower show held in May every year.
Night stay in Ooty. |
|
Click
Here for Tour Package Booking |
|
Day
08
: Ooty
Day free to relax and explore the surroundings. It is one of the most
popular hill resorts in southern India at an elevation of 7216 ft. above
sea-level. The Eastern Ghats are mighty and attractive while the Western
ghats have wooded loveliness. Nature unfolds itself in and around Ooty
in a myriad of profiles, each one with a distinctive grandeur and
individuality.
Night stay in Ooty. |
|
|
|
Day
09 :
Ooty / Bangalore
After breakfast drive back to Bangalore in order to take the flight to
onward destination. |
India
will sideswipe you with its size, clamour and diversity but if you
enjoy delving in to convoluted cosmologies and thrive on sensual
overload, then it is one of the most intricate and rewarding dramas
unfolding on earth, and you'll quickly develop an abiding passion
for it.
"If
there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of
living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man
began the dream of existence,