265 KM from Bangalore
Coorg (Madikeri & Kushalnagar)
Rolling coffee estates, misty peaks, Abbey Falls, Raja’s Seat sunset point, Dubare Elephant Camp, and Tibetan Golden Temple.
Ideal Fleet: 12/17-Seater Tempo Traveller or Innova Crysta
265 KM from Bangalore
Rolling coffee estates, misty peaks, Abbey Falls, Raja’s Seat sunset point, Dubare Elephant Camp, and Tibetan Golden Temple.
275 KM from Bangalore
Toy train, Government Botanical Garden, Doddabetta Peak, Pykara Waterfalls & Boating, Sim’s Park, and tea factory visits.
145 KM • 10-Lane Expressway
Grand illuminated Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills Bull Temple, Brindavan Gardens musical fountain, St. Philomena’s Church, and Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary.
245 KM from Bangalore
Trek to Mullayanagiri (Karnataka's highest peak 1,930m), visit Jhari & Hebbe Falls, Z-Point Kemmangundi, and lush coffee homestays.
465 KM from Bangalore
Star-shaped Kodai Lake boating, Coaker’s Walk misty clouds, Pillar Rocks, Silver Cascade Falls, and Bryant Botanical Park.
340 KM from Bangalore
Virupaksha Temple, Stone Chariot at Vittala Temple, Lotus Mahal, Elephant Stables, Matanga Hill sunrise, and Tungabhadra coracle rides.
250 KM from Bangalore
Special VIP & Sheeghra Darshan scheduling assistance, Padmavathi Temple, ISKCON temple, and smooth hill ghat navigation by seasoned drivers.
280 KM from Bangalore
Banasura Sagar Earth Dam, Edakkal prehistoric caves, Chembra Peak heart-shaped lake, Soochipara Waterfalls, and tea plantations.
485 KM from Bangalore
Om Beach, Kudle Beach, Murudeshwar 123ft towering Shiva statue by the sea, Raja Gopura 18-storey elevator view, and coastal sunset points.
560 KM from Bangalore
Baga, Calangute, Anjuna, Fort Aguada, Basilica of Bom Jesus UNESCO church, Dudhsagar Waterfalls, and Mandovi river sunset cruises.
300 KM from Bangalore
Lord Manjunatha Temple, Annadana Kshetra, Kukke Subramanya Sarpa Samskara pooja, and picturesque Shiradi Ghat mountain views.
220 KM from Bangalore
UNESCO Hoysala stone temples, intricate soapstone friezes, Chennakeshava Temple, and the colossal monolithic statue of Lord Gommateshwara.