Named locall as "Little Krishna", This fascinating 12th century temple still stands majestically as one of the finest exemplary of Hoysala Architecture. It is a place not to be missed when on your Mysore tour. It has been also nominated for the status of UNESCO World Heritage Site. One can see miniature and elaborate carvings and sculptures which is a specific feature of Hoysala architecture.

Still home to the erstwhile royal family, country’s most finely maintained magnificent palace, "Mysore Palace" was an engineering marvel for its time. The fabulous palace offers a glimpse into the royal splendour of the erstwhile kings of Mysore

This enchanting Summer palace was built by Sultan "Tipu" in the year 1784 AD on the island. The palace is built in the Indo-Sarcenic style. Tipu Sultan laid out a garden here as a welcome break from the mundane world. It is set amidst beautiful gardens called "Daria Daulat Bagh" .

This formidable is the second most impregnable forts in India, because it is guarded by the torrential river Kaveri offering the natural defence to the fortification. Tippu Sultan built , rather rebuilt, the fort with many ingenuous military architectural techniques of those days. There are also scary Dungeons where the captured prisoners were kept. Also visit the beautiful Ranganathswamy temple inside the fort. To conclude you will be driven back to Bangalore and dropped at your hotle