Mysore and the Fine Palace of Tipu Sultan with Private Transfer

9 giờ

Tiếng Anh

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9 giờ

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Mysore, also known as Ivory City, is one of India’s most opulent cities. It is famous for its silk saris and sandalwood. Your trip would commence with a visit to the majestic Mysore Palace, which is one of India’s most spectacular royal buildings. This will be followed by a visit to Srirangapatnam - a rocky river island, both religiously and militarily significant. The trip would end with a visit to Brindavan Gardens - terrace gardens popular for their symmetric designs.

NOTE: (Expect More People on Ground / Monuments / Public Places During the Tour). You will have Private tour Guide during the Sightseeing Tour.

Highlights

• Mysore Palace

• Brindavan Gardens

• Srirangapatanam

Thông tin khác

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Children below 15 must be accompanied by an adult

Dress code is smart casual

A maximum of 15 people per booking

Cần Quan Tâm

Mysuru Palace

You will begin the tour with the opulent Mysore Palace. The Palace was the seat of the Wodeyar maharajas who ruled the kingdom from 1399 to 1950. The palace you see today was built in 1912 after a fire destroyed the first palace. Your tour will continue to Srirangapatna, a rocky island formed by the Cauvery River. Srirangapatna came into prominence during the rise of Hyder Ali and his famed son Tipu Sultan, who converted Srirangapatna into a fortified city. It was the power centre of South India for a long time, before Tipu Sultan lost the last of the four battles against the British East India Company. After your city visit, you move on to visit Brindavan Gardens. Famous for its symmetric design and illuminated terrace gardens, it was created by Sir Mirza Ismail, the then Diwan of Mysore state. He was the brain behind its modeling and conceptualization. Spread across an area of more than 60 acres, the gardens are laid out in three terraces, and ends in a horseshoe shape.

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