Discover the wild and the regal in one unforgettable journey! Begin with a stay at the historic Kabini River Lodge, once the Maharaja’s hunting retreat, where rustic charm meets riverside serenity. Embark on thrilling 3‑hour safaris in Nagarhole National Park — at sunset and dawn — spotting elephants, deer, and perhaps even the elusive tiger.The adventure continues in Mysore, the “City of Palaces.” Explore the dazzling Mysore Palace,
We will pick you up at the arrival hall. The driver will be waiting for you with a sign with the lead travelers name.
The Chennakeshava Temple at Somanathapura is a stunning example of Hoysala architecture, built in the 13th century by the Hoysala general Somanatha. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the temple is famed for its star‑shaped platform, intricately carved pillars, and detailed stone sculptures depicting scenes from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and Bhagavata Purana.Visitors can admire the ornate ceilings, finely sculpted deities, and symmetrical design, all showcasing the craftsmanship of Hoysala artisans. Though worship is no longer performed here, the temple stands as a UNESCO‑recognized heritage site, offering travelers a glimpse into Karnataka’s rich cultural and artistic legacy
Check-in at Kabini River Lodge, once the Maharaja’s hunting retreat.Evening Safari (Approx. 3 Hours): Explore Nagarhole National Park with expert naturalists, spotting elephants, deer, gaur, and possibly tigers or leopards.Dinner & Overnight Stay at the lodge.
Early Morning Safari (Approx. 3 Hours): Guests rise at dawn for a thrilling safari through Nagarhole National Park. This is the best time to witness birdlife, elephants, deer, and predators returning from the night’s hunt.Breakfast at Kabini River Lodge: After the safari, guests enjoy a hearty breakfast by the riverside.Checkout & Drive to Mysore: Following breakfast, guests check out and head toward Mysore.
Designed by British architect Henry Irwin, the palace blends Indo-Islamic, Rajput, Gothic, and Hoysala styles. Its three-storied structure features domed towers, ornate arches, and intricate carvings. Durbar Hall: Famous for its ornate ceiling, sculpted pillars, and expansive space where royal ceremonies were once held. Kalyanamantapa (Marriage Pavilion): A stunning hall with glazed tiled flooring, stained glass domed ceiling, and chandeliers, showcasing Indo-European artistry.
Sanctuary Experience: Spread across small islets on the River Cauvery, Ranganathittu is Karnataka’s largest bird sanctuary and a paradise for bird lovers.What Guests Will See: Over 200 species of birds, including painted storks, spoonbills, cormorants, kingfishers, and herons. Migratory birds from as far as Siberia and Australia can often be spotted here.Boat Ride: Guests enjoy a guided boat ride along the river, gliding past nesting colonies and spotting crocodiles basking on the banks.Atmosphere: The sanctuary offers a tranquil escape, with lush greenery and the soothing sounds of bird calls, making it a perfect complement to the cultural and wildlife highlights of Kabini and Mysore
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