The Magnificent Venugopalaswamy Temple
Heritage City Mysuru is home to many heritage temples and monuments which stand testimony to our glorious history. One among such places is the Venugopalaswamy temple, located near the KRS…
Heritage City Mysuru is home to many heritage temples and monuments which stand testimony to our glorious history. One among such places is the Venugopalaswamy temple, located near the KRS…
Mysuru carries the legacy of many products as a part of its glorious history. The word ‘Mysuru’ is a prefix to several famous products with historic importance such as Silk,…
Safe Wheels, the most trusted and reliable Tours and Travels of Mysuru turned 23 this year. Started as a small company in a limited space at Saraswathipuram in 1999, it…
Planet Earth is a one-of-its-kind place which houses a public aquarium, pet zoo, an adventure park and much more which offers a great leisure time experience for both kids and…
Do you love watching and knowing about vintage automobiles? Here is a place which makes you learn about over 500 years of automotive history! ‘Autofest City’ is a place which…
Mysuru is a city full of spectacular palaces. The palaces offer a glimpse of our glorious past. They were built during the reign of Wodeyars. Though Ambavilas Palace is the…
Mysuru is known for its rich cultural heritage. Mysuru Rangayana, the brainchild of the legendary theatre personality B.V.Karanth, has been playing a vital role in attracting art patrons towards Mysuru.…
When it comes to Sandalwood production in Karnataka, Mysuru region has been a predominant contributor. Mysuru also has India’s first and the only Sandalwood Museum. Situated at Aranya Bhavan in…
The Tourism Industry that was one of the hardest-hit sectors during the pandemic, is seeing a revival of sorts now. To boost this sector further, the State Government has allocated…
Hoysala architecture is an absolute ancient wonder. Heritage and culture have been carved magnificently by our ancient sculptors in these temples. The Central Government has written to UNESCO asking them…