A city of palaces, gardens, lakes,silks and sandalwood, Mysore will dazzle you with its historical, cultural and natural treasures.
Karanji Lake
Apart from its natural beauty, this picturesque lake is noted for being home to a wide variety of indigenous and migratory birds. This lake area features a butterfly park, boating point, children's corner, watchtower and India's largest walk-through aviary. A stroll in the butterfly park, located on an island in the lake, is a must while you are here. Brimming with plenty of natural treasures, this picturesque site is definitely a must-visit for every tourist coming to Mysore.
Suvarnavathi dam
Among several popular dams present in and around the city of Mysore, none matches the beauty encompassing the Suvarnavathi Dam. You will be mesmerised with the lush greenery surrounding the dam, which adds to its overall appeal. If you happen to visit this dam during the months of May and June, you might even spot wild elephants roaming around.
St.Philomena’s church
St. Philomena's Church is one of the largest churches in India. Since this church is one of the prime attractions of Mysore, people from across the country visit it year-round.
Railway museum
The museum is an outdoor display of classic locomotives, including old trains and steam engines. A particular section of the museum, named Sri Ranga Pavilion, displays two royal coaches that belonged to the Maharaja of Mysore. Visitors can also see railway signals and lights on display. A battery-operated mini-train takes visitors on a ride within the premises of the museum.
