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Updated • updatedSep 22, 2025
Updated • updatedSep 22, 2025
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Mysuru Palace, Jaganmohana Palace (Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery) And Auditorium, and Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion and more, get ready to experience the best places in Mysuru (Mysore).
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Mysore Palace, a stunning Indo-Saracenic architectural marvel completed in 1912, boasts a grand durbar hall and hosts weekly illuminations. The palace is famous for the traditional Dasara procession, Jamboo Savari, featuring a decorated elephant carrying the idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari during Vijaya Dashami. This centuries-old celebration was initiated by Raja Wodeyar in 1610 and has continued uninterrupted.
A palace well maintained by the Mysuru Royal Family. Clean space with history and stories hidden in every corner. Beautiful intricate designs to be seen everywhere. Worth visiting.
There are food stall and ample space to store luggage with safety. Entry fee charged for adults ₹100.
Sheethal K — Google review
I visited this palace when during my childhood, and it looks as stunning as it is even today as well. The painting and drawings on the walls are so beautiful and real that it gives a lifelong memories.
Must visit if you want to let your child understand the history from closer lense.
An architectural gem of Karnataka!
Mysore Palace is truly a must-visit destination that perfectly blends royal heritage and stunning design. The intricate carvings, majestic halls, and rich history reflect the grandeur of the Wodeyar dynasty. The palace is well-maintained, and the evening illumination is absolutely breathtaking — it feels like stepping into a fairytale!
A royal experience during Dasara!
We visited Mysore Palace in the evening during the Dasara festival, and it was absolutely magical. The entire palace was glowing with lights, and the sunset made the view even more breathtaking. The atmosphere was festive, vibrant, and full of energy — a perfect blend of tradition and celebration.
The palace grounds were clean and well-organized, and the staff managed the crowd efficiently. A must-visit place if you’re in Mysuru, especially during Dasara evenings — it truly showcases the royal charm of Karnataka!
What a beautiful palace. Lived up to my expectations. We went a little late in the evening after sunset but made it right on time for the light show and story telling. Some people walked off half way through cause without visuals it was hard to connect the dots in the storyline but the Palace lighting was beautiful. Really enjoyed it.
Among all the historical palaces I’ve explored, none compare to the breathtaking grandeur of Mysore Palace. Its true magic unfolds during the Dussehra festival, when tradition and splendor come alive. If you’re a history buff with a passion for travel, this gem belongs on your must-visit list.
If you’re in Mysuru, the palace is definitely worth a visit. It offers a rich blend of royal heritage, architecture and spectacle (especially when lit at night). For best experience: go earlier in the day or just before evening illumination, allow 2–3 hours, and try to avoid the peak crowds.
Mysore Palace,a stunning blend of history, architecture, and royal grandeur. The intricate carvings, vibrant stained glass, and majestic domes showcase the rich heritage of the Wadiyar dynasty. Whether visited by day or illuminated at night, the palace feels truly regal and awe-inspiring. It’s well maintained, and the audio guide adds great context to the experience. A must-visit landmark that beautifully captures the essence of Karnataka’s royal legacy.
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1.Buy tickets at WhatsApp to avoid long line
2.Avoide visiting on weekends & Holidays
Great view of palace inside. Enjoyed the place, things kept on display. The internal architecture, design of material are commendable.
One improvement is they charged additional rs 50/- for seeing the tipus asana which need not charged.
Agrahara, Chamrajpura, Mysuru, Karnataka 570001, India•
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The Jaganmohan Palace, also known as the Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, is a historic site located near Mysore City Bus Stand. Originally built in 1861 as a royal retreat, it now houses an impressive art gallery featuring paintings, carvings, and other artifacts. The palace showcases a diverse collection of artworks including paintings by renowned artists like Raja Ravi Varma and Col. Scot, depicting scenes from Hindu epics and historical conflicts.
One of the finest art galleries in india !!!!
Must see if you are in mysore.
The front building is an auditorium which is opened only during some occasions ... The actual art gallery is behind this auditorium. It's a renovated old palace wherein the royals of mysore lived when the old wodden palace got burner down....
Tickets are to be bought at the entrance of the complex.
The art gallery has 2 or 3 floors
At the ground floor there is the clock collection of the king , ivory artwork , sculptures of the kings and many many big paintings of royals and the events they took part in.... These paintings are very big and old and truely are soo beautiful
Photos are fully prohibited inside the gallery ❌❌❌ so couldn't take any .... Nonethless it was a feast for the eyes
The architecture of the building too is very pretty .... Soo many wooden structures , tall columns and multiple chandeliers... The whole setting is just too aesthetic.
As you go up there's a gallery of artwork by artists of various art schools like Bengali art school etc....
There's a whole section of Raja Ravi verma's artwork .... The highest amount of his art in one place in india ? ..... They are soo large and soo soo beautiful ... Completely mesmerizing!!!! Words could not describe how surreal the paintings felt when seen in real life.
There are many other artwork of various artists ... In another floor there's a whole room of wooden structures which are ornatley carved. seating , cupboards and many many more ...very royal in elegance ...
Another room is filled with various objects of royal patronage like corals, royal utensils like glassware and many more
In last floor there's a room filled with board games of olderm times and musical instruments used and preserved by the royal family. The room is completley wallpapered which makes it look soo beautiful.
All in all... The place is heavily underrated as not much crowd was present when we visited ....
It's truely a gem of a place.... A gallery of royal opulence and elegance of the highest order.. loved it through and through !
Yajnesh K — Google review
It's a great visiting place in Mysore, you can see very rare Drawings of Raja Ravivarma here which you should not miss. There is an entry ticket cost ₹75 per adult but it's worth to see. You have good car parking available. Staff is very cooperative and polite. You can see great collection of kings family. You can see their family tree as paintings on walls. Very good wooden steps etc... give a try when you visit Mysore
The Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, housed within the magnificent Jaganmohan Palace, is an essential stop for any history or art enthusiast visiting Mysuru. This stunning three-storied palace, constructed in 1861 in the traditional Hindu style of architecture, initially served as an alternate residence for the Wodeyar royal family after the old Mysore Palace was destroyed by fire. It was later converted into an art gallery in 1915 by Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV, and eventually renamed in honor of Sri Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar.
Stepping inside the former palace is like walking through a chronicle of South Indian art and royal history. The collection, considered one of the largest and most significant in South India, features over 2000 artifacts. Its pride and joy is an exquisite compilation of original paintings by the legendary Raja Ravi Varma, depicting captivating scenes from Hindu epics, alongside works from the traditional Mysore, Mughal, and Shantiniketan schools of art. You can also admire unique items like a French clock mechanism that features a miniature soldier parade every hour and paintings so fine they are made on a grain of rice. The palace itself, with its intricate carvings and historical murals (including an early depiction of the famous Mysore Dasara), provides a beautiful backdrop to the exhibits.
To fully appreciate the gallery's treasures and the palace's architectural beauty, a peaceful morning visit is highly recommended. The general timing is from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM daily, making it a convenient stop. Visitors typically spend 1 to 2 hours here. If you appreciate fine art, historical context, and royal heritage, this museum is a fascinating and worthwhile detour from the more crowded Mysore Palace.
The palace is beautiful and rich in history, showcasing traditional architecture and a large collection of paintings, especially those by Raja Ravi Varma. The art gallery is impressive and well worth seeing for anyone interested in culture and heritage. However, the place could be better maintained. Still, it's a must-visit spot in Mysore to explore the city's royal and artistic past.
Jaganmohan Palace, also known as Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, is one of the best historical places in Mysore. The gallery showcases beautiful paintings, royal artifacts, and even musical instruments used by Sri Krishnaraja Wadiyar. A must-visit palace to explore the rich art and history of the Mysore kings 👑🎨
Very beautiful and quiet place. From outside it looks like a place that doesn't offer us a lot but as soon as we went inside, it was huge. So many paintings and show pieces were present. Very intricately done and well preserved. This place is a must visit 🤩
Jaganmohan Palace, also known as Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, is a stunning blend of royal heritage and artistic grandeur. For just 75 INR, visitors can marvel at exquisite paintings by Raja Ravi Varma, which leave a lasting impression. The palace itself, dating back to 1861, boasts beautiful traditional Hindu architecture and intricate carvings. One captivating highlight is the magnificent clock—an architectural marvel that adds charm to the historic ambiance. A must-visit for art lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
Must visit place. Very peaceful. Many paintings are there. The ticket price is 150 per head.
Jagan Mohan Palace Road, Subbarayanakere, Chamrajpura, Mysuru, Karnataka 570004, India•
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Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion is a historical building in Mysuru that has been transformed into a folklore museum. It is one of the many museums in the city, along with Karanji Mansion (Postal Museum) and Jaganmohan Palace (Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery). The mansion was originally built for the eldest daughter of King Chamaraja Wodeyar and now stands as a renowned heritage site.
University Of Mysore Campus, Mysuru, Mysuru, Mysuru, Karnataka 570006, India•
Research institute
The research institute Cheluvamba Mansion- CFTRI Office is one of the most beautiful and well-maintained buildings in Mysore. It is home to Central Food Technological Research Institute, which conducts various research projects in the field of food science. The building itself is spread over a massive area and surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens.
Princely building... Palace is so beautiful ❤️❤️ love it
Pramod S — Google review
CFTRI ,This research institute provides many technologies for start up and to become enterpreneur.staff explains technologies and description of machinery.
Cheluvamba Mansion is located in the city of Mysore, Karnataka. It was built by Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV for the third princess of Mysore - Cheluvajammanni and it is similar to other mansions built by them which are spread over a large area surrounded by gardens. This mansion is crafted like other buildings of the Wadiyar dynasty.
Now this mansion is home to the premier research institute of the country Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI). It has maintained the mansion well since prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru formally received the building on December 1948 and officially it was inaugurated on 21 October 1950.
Heritage Palace within CFTRI and currently used as admin office.
The cheluvamba mansion serves as the main office for CFTRI. It's beautiful and well maintained. Specially the central hall.
Campus is beautiful and well maintained
Nice & clean campus with well maintained & well garnished...
Cheluvamba mansion myssore now housing Cftri
8J8Q+HMG, Vijaya Nagar 4th Stage, CFTRI Campus, Yadavagiri, Mysuru, Karnataka 570020, India•
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Melody World Wax Museum is a charming attraction in Mysore, dedicated to music and housed in a heritage building since 2010. The museum features over 300 musical instruments from around the world, making it the largest collection of its kind in Karnataka. Visitors can explore 19 galleries showcasing approximately one hundred life-like wax effigies of renowned musicians representing various music genres.
A wonderful and unique museum experience! Melody World Wax Museum beautifully combines music, art, and history. The wax figures of famous musicians and themed musical setups are crafted with great detail. The background music adds to the atmosphere, making it feel lively and engaging. A perfect place for families, kids, and music lovers to explore and enjoy. 🎶✨
Md R — Google review
The whole concept of this is worth appreciating. The idea of wax statues to hold the real traditional musical instruments is just awesome. The maintenance is not that great. They could have arranged decent rooms. Also the add-ons are good. Worth place to visit once
The Melody Wax Museum in Mysore has a mix of small attractions — Wax Museum, Chocolate Museum, Mirror Museum, and Horror Museum 🎶🍫🪞👻. Each section is interesting, but everything feels very small and limited. The wax figures are okay, but some need better finishing and lighting. The Chocolate Museum is nice to see once, but not much to explore 🍫. The Mirror and Horror Museums are fun for a few minutes but over too soon.
Overall, it’s neat and clean, and good for a quick family stop — but not a place to spend much time. Worth visiting once if you’re already nearby. 👍
Please be careful while you are going to visit....I was faulty visited this place instead of Wax museum, i didn't see melody wax museum exactly.
This place is good if you are planning with kids otherwise for adults wax museum is best where wax statues available of so many celebrities.
I melody wax museum so many types of musical instruments was available of so many countries and cultures.
Entry ticket was 50rs per person.
Amazing collection. Privately owned by a collector
This place has a little for everyone.
Tickets are ₹340 for all activites.
The wax museum, has figures made of wax, but the museum is dedicated to musical instrument and hence the melody in the name. There are nearly 3,000+ musical instruments. The owner is a collector and has some of the rarest of the rare instruments. Photography was allowed
You can play drums for a few minutes for another ₹50
The mirror maze, its very small but fun for kids. No photography allowed
The chocolate museum is awesome, it shows the whole process of how chocolate is made by using wax and chocolate statues and each step of how cocoa is turned into chocolate. They do have a chocolate shop with a good variety of chocolates.
Vortex, amazing. Best experience. I have done a lot of adventures and this was a good 10 seconds of my experience. Basically there is a bridge inside a large drum which keep rotating. And you have to walk in the bridge. When you walk on the bridge, it feels as if the bridge is rotating. Mind trick games
Horror house, okay and decent one. Too dark, thet should atleast out some indicators on the ground or bottom of the walls so that no one gets hurt. But a lot of efforts was made into making it and there are atleast 12-15 sections. Most horror houses I have gone to have no more than 3-4. So good for smaller kids.
I would surely buy tickets for chocolate, wax and vortex. The mirror and horror house maybe for kids.
Oh, and they have statues made for a lot of cartoon characters. It would be fun for kid
This museum is a privately operated wax museum.The collection is modest in scale compared to major international wax museums. realism, finishing, and craftsmanship fall short of international standards.Affordable entry.
One of the best museum for viewing old musical instruments. They are collected from musical instruments from most countries.
Was amazed by the amount of musical instruments collected by them. For them to run this privately without any outside funds and collect so many instruments speaks a lot about their Passion towards collecting the music instruments.
8M2H+W28, 1, Vihara Marga, Kurubara Halli, Siddhartha Layout, Mysuru, Karnataka 570011, India•
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GRS Fantasy Park, located just 15 minutes from Mysore in Karnataka, is a popular tourist spot known for its amusement and water park. Spanning across 40 acres of greenery, the park offers a range of attractions suitable for the entire family. From thrilling speed rides and free-fall waterslides to gentle carousels for younger kids, there's something for everyone.
It was clean the water games are very enjoyable for kids and adults alike. The dry games could have been more. Apart from it the place was very clean , seating places were planty, the staff were very helpful and the food counters were spacious and clean . I would recommend this place for children.
Sharath G — Google review
Visited the fantasy amusement park with my family and had an amazing time! The rides were thrilling, the themed areas were beautifully designed, and the staff was friendly and helpful throughout. It’s a great place for both kids and adults. The park was clean and well-maintained.
Food options was good and restaurants are neat and clean.
It's better to add more rides.
Some of the rides looks old and have concern regarding safety.
I had an amazing time at GRS Water Park! The variety of water slides and rides is fantastic – there’s something for everyone, from thrilling high-speed slides to relaxing lazy rivers. The wave pool and rain dance area were especially fun and added to the overall excitement.
The park is well-maintained which made the experience even better. The staff was polite and helpful at every point. There are plenty of activities to keep both kids and adults entertained for hours.
I was also impressed by the food options inside the park. There’s a good mix of cuisines available, and the food was tasty and reasonably priced. The food court area was clean and well-organized.
Lockers were easily available and secure, making it convenient to store valuables without worry. The changing rooms and washrooms were clean and regularly maintained, which is something I really appreciated.
Overall, GRS Water Park offers a perfect blend of fun, relaxation, and great facilities. Highly recommend visiting with family or friends for a memorable day out!
A must place to visit this park especially UpDownHouse.. We enjoyed alot. And the best part is they will assign a person with your group so that that person will click your photographs... They will guide you how to pose and all... A 5star place from my side.. Car Parking is available...
"A Day of Unforgettable Fun! 🎉🌟"
"We took our kids to GRS Fantasy Park in Mysore, and it was an absolute blast! 🎊 The park is a paradise for kids, with a wide range of thrilling rides, water slides, and attractions that cater to all ages. 🌟
Our little ones had an amazing time splashing around in the wave pool, playing in the kids' zone, and enjoying the various rides. 😂 The staff were friendly and helpful, ensuring everyone's safety and happiness.
We highly recommend GRS Fantasy Park as a must-visit destination for families! 👫👭👬 It's the perfect place to create lifelong memories with your loved ones. ❤️
*Rating: 5/5 stars* ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
*Must-visit for:* Families with kids, thrill-seekers, and anyone looking for a fun-filled day out! 🎉"
Fantasy Park was quite an interesting experience — definitely a one-time visit! I didn’t go into the main amusement park but visited the Upside Down Museum and Snow World, both of which were very unique. The staff were helpful, especially at the Upside Down Museum, which made the experience even better.
A delightful experience at GRS Fantasy Park
Our school trip with 140 students was a memorable and joy-filled day. The park was clean, well-maintained, and perfectly organized for large groups. The staff were courteous, safety measures were commendable, and every attraction brought endless smiles to our students’ faces. The water rides, wave pool, and fun zones offered a perfect blend of thrill and refreshment. The arrangements for food and rest areas were equally satisfying.
A big thank you to the GRS team for their excellent hospitality and care — truly a destination that blends fun, safety, and learning beautifully!
recently visited GRS Fantasy Park with my kid, and we had a wonderful experience! The park is very well maintained and perfect for families. There are plenty of water rides suitable for both kids and adults, and the safety measures are well in place. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout.
My child especially enjoyed the kids’ play area and the wave pool. Food options were decent with clean dining spaces, and there are enough resting areas and changing rooms.
Off, KRS Rd, Metagalli, Mysuru, Karnataka 570016, India•
Zoo
Mysore Zoo Park is a popular weekend destination, offering a well-maintained animal kingdom that allows visitors to connect with nature. The zoo provides ample space and greenery, with amenities such as RO water stations and resting areas along the 3km walking path. Families can enjoy seeing a variety of wild animals in a clean and well-maintained environment, making it an outstanding place for leisurely visits. Additionally, the park's surroundings offer a rejuvenating experience for all visitors.
It is one of the best zoos of the country.Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, popularly known as ‘Mysuru Zoo’, is one of the oldest zoos of the country established in 1892, by His Highness, the erstwhile Ruler of Mysuru Sri Chamarajendra Wadiyar Bahadur. Mysuru Zoo holds an important place in Karnataka. In 1909 the Palace Zoo was named as Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens to commemorate the illustrious founder and since then it bears the nomenclature. Mysuru Zoo has gradually grown into tourist centre, imparting wildlife values. It has got 123 years of history exhibiting wild animals in the near natural enclosures. Despite majority of the zoos have been shifted from the original place to the new places, Mysuru Zoo could modernize the zoo, without shifting the zoo. The zoo is well compacted unit, with modern animal enclosures including heritage buildings attracting tourists all over the world.Great place to visit with kids above 5 years, they really appreciate the variety of birds, animals and reptiles. It took us 4 hours to complete the walk around the entire Zoo, which included a 30 min break at the cafeteria, just to rest. The food at the cafeteria is primarily south Indian food, which didn't intrigue us much, since we were eating the same for the last couple of days. Make sure you wear the most comfortable shoes if you plan to walk, and carry a bottle, so you can fill it up at the watering stations, which are well spaced out, carry a cap, it's not too hot though cause of all the trees. There is also a buggy option, however they cover the entire Zoo in an hour and you don't get time to spend at each exhibit, it's a quick tour. The zoo doesn't permit plastics, or outside food, they check the bags at the entrance post buying your tickets.
Sumana B — Google review
Mysore Zoo is a wonderful place for animal lovers and those interested in studying wildlife. The zoo is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully organized with separate sections for birds, reptiles, wild animals, and more. Visitors can explore the zoo on foot, covering approximately 3 kilometers, or opt for electric buggies for convenience. I will recommend it by foot if you can make it, so you can manage where to spend time. The entry fee is ₹100 per person. The lush greenery throughout the zoo provides a soothing and refreshing atmosphere. The walkways are beautifully designed, making the visit even more enjoyable. It's a must-visit destination, especially for families with kids, offering a unique and memorable experience to spend quality time together.
Mysore Zoo is a wonderful place for animal lovers and those interested in studying wildlife. The zoo is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully organized with separate sections for birds, reptiles, wild animals, and more. Visitors can explore the zoo on foot, covering approximately 3 kilometers. I will recommend it by foot if you can make it, so you can manage where to spend time. The entry fee is ₹120 per person.
Mysuru Zoo is a historic zoological park in India, home to a diverse range of animals from over 25 countries. Known for its large ape enclosure and animal adoption program, it offers educational experiences connecting visitors to wildlife conservation.
Key Highlights:
Name: Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, popularly known as Mysuru Zoo.
Established: 1892.
Unique Features: Home to the country's first large ape enclosure and an animal adoption program for conservation.
Biodiversity: Houses a wide variety of animals, including tigers, giraffes, rhinos, and many species of birds.
Mission: To provide educational and inspirational experiences for visitors, foster public support for wild animals, and connect people with animal welfare.
Visiting Mysuru can never be complete without this zoo in the list. It is a must visit for children and animal lovers alike. It boasts a vast collection of animals and birds in its premises and one of the large zoos in the whole of south India. It is pram friendly. Great to visit all through the day. There were options for adopting animals. It is a nice initiative in making children understand the nuances of contributing to the society.
Really loved the zoo. Very nicely maintained, clean and you see so many wild life. Weekends can be crowded. No food allowed inside the zoo but they have filtered water taps inside. restrooms are there however they are not clean and I dont blame the staff completely, I saw them cleaning but people have hard time maintaining cleanliness in public space in our country. But overall you will have a fun family time, especially kids are going to love to see the animals.
Mysuru Zoo is a good place to visit, especially for families and kids. The zoo is well-organized, and there are many animals to see, including some rare species. However, it can get quite crowded, and some areas need better maintenance. Also, the walking distance is long, so it can be tiring during hot weather. Overall, it’s a decent experience but could be improved in terms of cleanliness and facilities.
Good place to enjoy with friends . It took almost more than 3 hours to view all the places. Well maintained. The animals were given good food and hygiene. There were variety of birds including the extinct species and the ones imported too.
Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, Zoo Rd, Indiranagar, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India•
Heritage building
Lokaranjan Mahal is a magnificent display of traditional architecture, boasting an impressive facade, intricate embellishments, and vast courtyards. It serves as a venue for cultural events and performances that showcase the rich heritage of Mysore. Constructed in 1880, this renowned palace was once a school for the young princess of the Wodeyar Dynasty and is also referred to as the summer palace due to its modern-style swimming pool.
Super ❤️
Murthy G — Google review
LOKARANJAN MAHAL, Mysore - 1865
This is one of the oldest Palaces in Mysore built by HH. Sri. Mummadi Krishna Raja Wadiyar around 1850-60. Zoo was part of this palace till it was thrown open for public by his adopted son HH. Sri. Chamarajanedra Wadiyar. It also served as Royal School for many years.
a nice view on this restricted place from the first floor of the Purple Restaurant, that also provides good food
Gates are locked always..... It's kind of restricted place
Nice place to visit
Good maintains
Very good 👍👍
(Translated by Google) Gift of the Maharaja of Mysore
Lokaranjan Mahal Palace.
This palace is located in a brickyard in Mysore. Built in 1842, this palace is also known as the summer palace of the Maharaja of Mysore. Earlier it was also the residence of the royal family. In later days, it is said that it was the school of Tenth Chamaraja Wodeyar and Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar. Moreover, the Vishwa Hindu Mahaparishad Grand Conference was also held in Lokaranjan Palace under the chairmanship of Sriman Maharaja Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar. The palace is located near the Chamarajendra Zoo in Mysore and is currently the residence of the dignitaries.
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ಲೋಕರಂಜನ ಮಹಲ್ ಅರಮನೆ.
ಈ ಅರಮನೆಯು ಮೈಸೂರಿನ ಇಟ್ಟಿಗೆಗೂಡಿನಲ್ಲಿದೆ. 1842ರಲ್ಲಿ ಈ ಅರಮನೆಯನ್ನು ನಿರ್ಮಿಸಲಾಗಿದ್ದು, ಇದನ್ನು ಮೈಸೂರು ಮಹಾರಾಜರ ಬೇಸಿಗೆ ಅರಮನೆ ಎಂದು ಸಹ ಕರೆಯುತ್ತಾರೆ. ಮೊದಲು ಇದು ರಾಜಮನೆತನದವರ ನಿವಾಸವು ಸಹ ಆಗಿತ್ತು. ನಂತರದ ದಿನಗಳಲ್ಲಿ ಹತ್ತನೇ ಚಾಮರಾಜ ಒಡೆಯರ್ ಹಾಗೂ ನಾಲ್ವಡಿ ಕೃಷ್ಣರಾಜ ಒಡೆಯರ್ ಅವರ ಪಾಠಶಾಲೆಯು ಆಗಿತ್ತು ಎನ್ನಲಾಗಿದೆ .ಅಷ್ಟೇ, ಅಲ್ಲದೆ ಶ್ರೀಮನ್ಮಹಾರಾಜ ಜಯಚಾಮರಾಜೇಂದ್ರ ಒಡೆಯರ್ ಅವರ ಅಧ್ಯಕ್ಷತೆಯಲ್ಲಿ ವಿಶ್ವ ಹಿಂದೂ ಮಹಾಪರಿಷತ್ ಮಹಾ ಸಮ್ಮೇಳನವು ಸಹ ಲೋಕರಂಜನ ಅರಮನೆಯಲ್ಲಿ ನೇಡೆದಿತ್ತು. ಅರಮನೆಯು ಮೈಸೂರಿನ ಚಾಮರಾಜೇಂದ್ರ ಮೃಗಾಲಯದ ಬಳಿ ಇದೆ ಪ್ರಸ್ತುತ ಈ ಅರಮನೆ ಗಣ್ಯರ ತಂಗುದಾಣವಾಗಿದೆ.
Hindu temple
The Group of Temples at the Amba Vilas Palace in Mysore is surrounded by a plethora of attractions. Visitors can explore the Mysore Zoo, Chamundeshwari Temple, Mahabaleshwara temple, St. Philomena's Church, Brindavan Gardens, Jaganmohana Palace Art Gallery, Lalitha Mahal Palace, Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion, Railway Museum, Karanji Lake and Kukkarahalli Lake.
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7JWQ+8QJ, Siddhartha Nagar, Chamarajapuram Mohalla, Lakshmipuram, Mysuru, Karnataka 570004, India•
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Nestled within the grounds of Mysore University, Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion is a stunning former royal residence that has been transformed into a treasure trove of knowledge. This magnificent structure now houses museums dedicated to archaeology, anthropology, and folklore, offering visitors an enriching glimpse into the region's cultural heritage. The mansion's intricate architectural details and impressive scale make it not only a historical landmark but also a visual delight for anyone exploring its halls.
University Of Mysore Campus, Mysuru, Mysuru, Mysuru, Karnataka 570006, India
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Aquarium
Fish farm
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Zoo
Lokaranjan Aqua World Underwater Zoo is a popular attraction in Mysore, India, located near the Mysore Zoo. It is known as the largest underwater aquarium in the country and features an impressive "underwater glass tunnel" that provides visitors with a unique underwater experience. The zoo showcases a diverse range of fish species and offers an engaging environment for both children and adults to learn about marine life.
Visited this place after the zoo since it's located within a short walking distance. The ticket prices are reasonable and worth it. Entry is free for kids under 90cm in height. You can easily spend one to two hours here. Parking is available, which is convenient
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Nice setup but not worth the hype. The underwater tunnel and colorful fish are good for one-time experience, especially for kids. But the ticket price is too high (₹300 per person) for what you get.
The place is clean and maintained okay, but the overall vibe is just average — nothing special or wow. Feels more like a quick visit place, not something you’d go back to again.
Would recommend only if you're visiting with children or want to see it once for the tunnel. For solo travelers or couples, it may feel overpriced and underwhelming.
Pros: Good for kids, colorful fish, underwater tunnel
Cons: Overpriced tickets, small area, normal
Review – Lokaranjan Aqua World Underwater Zoo
Lokaranjan Aqua World Underwater Zoo is an interesting place to explore with a good collection of aquatic species. One of the conveniences for visitors is the free parking facility, which makes the visit hassle-free.
That said, there is still room for improvement. The staff could be more friendly and welcoming, which would enhance the overall experience. At a few spots, I also noticed a slight bad odour, which should be addressed for better comfort. The adult entry fee of 290 per person feels a bit high, especially considering these areas of improvement.
With better hospitality and more attention to cleanliness, this attraction has the potential to offer a truly enjoyable and memorable experience for all visitors.
Lokaranjan Aqua World is one of those places that truly surprises you. I visited it with my wife and son, and we had a wonderful time exploring it together. Compared to Bangalore, which is often crowded and filled with overhyped attractions charging high ticket prices, this place felt calm, enjoyable, and affordable. The entry fee was just ₹300 per person, which is quite reasonable considering the experience you get.
Inside, there were plenty of fish to see — from small, colorful ones to some larger and more exotic varieties. I visited during the Dasara festival, so I’m not entirely sure if they had added more fish for the festive season, but the displays were quite impressive nonetheless. The setup was clean and well-maintained, making it a pleasant experience for families.
Some of the standout attractions were the beautifully painted walls, the fish tunnel (which my son especially loved), a small bridge, fountains, and an eye-catching entrance area that gives you a good first impression. The whole place feels thoughtfully designed and vibrant, creating a refreshing change from the usual urban attractions.
Kids, in particular, will definitely enjoy their time here — the colors, the movement of the fish, and the overall ambiance make it fun and engaging. While it might not be a place you’d visit repeatedly, it’s certainly worth going at least once. It’s a relaxing, family-friendly spot that offers good value for money and a nice break from the city rush.
We had a wonderful experience at Lokaranjan Aqua World Underwater Zoo! 🌊🐠 We got to see many different kinds of beautiful fishes and marine creatures , it was truly fascinating. The underwater zone is very well designed and a great place for both children and adults to enjoy. It’s not only fun but also quite educational. A must-visit experience for families and nature lovers! 💙
This place is ok . Price is not worth the experience 300 per head, just for the aquarium and though there are many dishes, it doesn't match the mysuru zoo which is fration of the cost and you get to see more. Our driver brought us here on his own and we also observed he got a commission for bringing us here. So if you don't want to see come here feel free to give it a miss and go to zoo directly. The only nice thing here was the opportunity to feed the fish for extra 50 rs, the kids really enjoyed that.
This is a really nice place to visit. They have a lot of different kinds of fish there, including some truly exotic species.
It's a little pricier than other options, but my child actually enjoyed it more than the zoo itself.
Amazing place. Lot of fishes and water animals to see.
They also take a picture and provide print out at exit. That's really great.
853-n-15 Zoo Garden Road, 15b, Lokaranjan Mahal Rd, Indira Nagar, Ittige Gudu, Mysuru, Karnataka 570010, India•
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Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion, located on the University of Mysore campus, is a historical treasure that was initially constructed in 1905 as a gift for Princess Jayalakshmi Ammani. Renovated and reopened as a museum in 2016, it now houses a remarkable collection of artifacts and crafts. The mansion's main attraction is the Mysuru maharani's saloon, an exquisite wood-paneled room dating back to 1899.
This place has three floors of vintage artwork from privileged painters from Wadiyar Era. You wish you were Jayalakshmi Ammani after visiting the space. Keep 30 minutes to see the legendary the girl with a lamp artwork. Love the way lights falls through the windows of this heritage structure. Great place for introverts.
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You can skip this completely.
It shows largely photos of the maharaja and some of his collections.
Not so exciting and nothing much in the collections which makes you go wow.
The whole layout is disorganised for larger groups and can possibly accommodate smaller groups at a given point in time.
The shops are on the complete opposite side where no tourist would visit and go and the whole back and front yard was not at all maintained.
They could do a better job but possibly no one is interested in running it.
A coupe of things were Unique and possibly worth millions. I have not seen it anywhere else in the world. I think one was the clock and the other was the musical instrument, similar in church. If it were functional, it would be a crowd pleaser. One other thing was a rice drawing which was good.
Overall needs no more than 20 minutes and can be skipped.
Great place with poor maintenance. You can spend 10 - 15 min admiring the architecture and then take a round in the peaceful Mysore University campus. It is closed inside you can only have a look from outside and wander in the passage. If you are short of time you can skip this place.
Impressive architecture. It's a heritage building. There is nothing inside. You can Spend 15 minutes admiring the architecture and walk around the building. There is no entry fee. It's inside the beautiful Mysore University campus
Heritage building.. could have been maintained and utilised properly 😢😢Rating is only for the sake of it’s heritage & structure.
Jayalakshmi vilas mansion lies in the University of Mysore campus. It is closed for visiting till Feb 2027 due to under going renovations.
Little is known about this palace as it is a short distance from the town. It is only good for those who like the Historical because not everyone will like it. Bustard is not very close to the palace. Own Vehicle or hired is Better
Declared as a heritage building by the Karnataka Government, Jayalakshmi Vilas Palace is one of the most spectacular palaces of Mysore, the cultural capital of the state. Located in Manasagangothri, Tourists often club both these sightseeing places on a single visit.
Initially called ‘First Rajkumari Mansion’, Jayalakshmi Vilas Palace was built for princess Jayalakshammanni who was the eldest daughter of Maharaja Chamaraja Wodeyar. The palace has three museums, each presenting a display of rare crafts and arts. Various wings of the palace are connected through arched porticos. The first floor of the palace has Goddess Bhuvaneswari statue placed under a domed cover on its southern side. Towards the northern side, a statue of Goddess Lakshmi has been placed.
Even during that period, the palace had separate drainage system for used water and rainwater, which showcase its architecture fineness. The grand interiors of this palace represent Indian style of décor. One can see exquisite carvings, breathtaking mouldings and arts beautifying the interiors of this palace. The opening timings of the Jayalakshmi Palace are from 10 AM to 1 PM and in evening from 3 PM to 5 PM. Photography is prohibited inside the palace complex.
Jayalakshmi Vilas Mansion, University Of Mysore Campus, Mysuru, Mysuru, Mysuru, Karnataka 570006, India•
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Mysuru, a city in the southwestern Karnataka state of India, served as the capital of the Kingdom of Mysore for nearly 550 years. The opulent Mysore Palace, a blend of Hindu, Islamic, Gothic and Rajput styles, stands at its center and was once home to the ruling Wodeyar dynasty. This city is also known for its centuries-old Devaraja Market offering an array of spices, silk and sandalwood.
Travel agency
Gagana Tours and Travels is a Mysore-based travel agency that prioritizes passenger safety and offers sightseeing tours within the city and to outstation destinations. The company's personnel are well-trained in security measures, ensuring a safe travel experience for all customers.
1.Good Experience with Gagana Tours and Travels.
2.Vehicle condition is excellent and neat.
3.Very reasonable price compare to other travels.
4.Katraju driver is nice person, done safe driving and covered all the places as committed by travels.
5. Next trip we have planned our relatives with this travel in September month.
Finally, without any confusion every one can choose Gagana Tours and Travels.
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I am extremely satisfied with the excellent service provided by Gagan Travel Agency. Thank you for making our experience smooth, memorable, and enjoyable.
A very depedable, trustworthy and committed transport agency with good fleet of conditioned vehicles coupled with sincere and knowledgable drivers. I can strongly recommend this travel agency for any domestic trips and confidenly assure that this agency will extend valuable services to their customers.
Experienced very satisfied and well organised trip by Gagana tours and travels. Highly recommend to plan your next trips with them. Services and safety was top notch.
Availed the services for 2.5 days when me and my friends visited Coorg. Though it was a very short time, Mr.Ganesh (Driver) had guided us to ensure that we dont miss out the famous tourist spots. He also made sure that we get enough breaks/ food during the entire ride so that we dont feel nauseous and exhausted.
Gagana Travels is a good tourism company. Good vehicles and drivers are also very cooperative. They give good explanation of any place and the vehicles of Travels are very good. I went to Mysore and Ooty. They showed me all the places. I am very happy and thank you to Gagana Travels.
The vehicle was excellent, but the driver was reluctant to take us to the suggested places, especially those that were a bit farther, despite having enough time. He seemed more interested in covering nearby spots and provided various reasons for avoiding the others. Additionally, communication was challenging as he was not fluent in Hindi or English. Overall, the travel experience was satisfactory.
We have booked this vehicle for our family trip (Mysore to Coorg). Driver has arrived ontime and he is very polite and nice. He has covered all the places as per our 3 days schedule. Overall, nice experience. Feel free to avail this service without any hesitation.
No 394, 3rd Phase, Vijayanagar 4th Stage, Mysuru, Karnataka 570017, India•
Apartment building
Nestled in the vibrant city of Mysore, known for its stunning temples and iconic landmarks like the Brindavan Gardens and Mysore Palace, Prithvi Lifestyle stands out as a remarkable residential complex. As Mysore evolves into a hub for industrial and technological growth, this unique apartment community reflects modern living standards akin to those found in major metropolitan areas across India. Residents can enjoy a serene environment that promotes tranquility and happiness, making it an ideal place to call home.
Cool and calm with high security
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The surrounding environment is so peaceful!which means area is so silent and calm!!
We can lead a happy life over there:)
Good but some houses are building up seepage and repair is not being taken up promptly.
New apartment in Mysore.. Good ambiance and nice apartment built.
Nice appratments with good price
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S-4, Vinaya Marga, Siddhartha Layout, Mysuru, Karnataka 570011, India•
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Restaurant
Indian restaurant
Wadiyars Durbar is a top destination for vegetarians, offering delectable dishes without compromising on taste. Visitors rave about the mouthwatering Chiblu idli and ghee, as well as the must-try Akki rotti. It's renowned for serving some of the best street food, making it a must-visit spot for those seeking delicious vegetarian cuisine.
Best place to visit for vegitarians, there's no compromise in taste.
Must try chiblu idli and ghee 😍
Harish S — Google review
One of the best street food ever
Food was very good
Ghee Chiblu idli must try
Akki rotti must try
Ekalavya circle, Chamarajapura, Chamarajapuram Mohalla, Lakshmipuram, Mysuru, Karnataka 570005, India•
Apartment building
LALITHA Mahal is a must-visit destination in Mysore, offering a glimpse into the city's rich history and architectural grandeur. Situated amidst picturesque surroundings, this majestic palace exudes an old-world charm that captivates visitors. With its stunning architecture and regal ambiance, LALITHA Mahal stands as a testament to the opulence of bygone eras. Exploring this iconic landmark provides an immersive experience that showcases the cultural heritage of Mysore.
Very bad experience to visit as a tourist
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Housing society
Nestled in the charming city of Mysore, the residential area boasts a vibrant community and an array of real estate options. Prithvi Castles Real Estate Services and Prithvi Lifestyle Real Estate Services are at the forefront, offering exceptional properties that cater to diverse lifestyles. This neighborhood is perfect for those seeking a blend of modern living with traditional charm, making it an ideal place to call home.
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2741 3rd main, 4th Cross Rd, medarakeri, KR Mohalla, Mysuru, Karnataka 570004, India•
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Balarama HOLIDAYS is a grand palace with four entrances, each named differently. The main entrance, Jaya Maarthaanda, faces east, while Jayarama is to the north, Balarama to the south, and Varaha to the west. Visitors are welcomed through the Varaha Gate. The establishment prides itself on providing excellent service to its guests.
Good service
Umesh U — Google review
669, Lokanayaka Nagar, Hebbal 1st Stage, Mysuru, Karnataka 570016, India•
Apartment building
Nestled in a serene residential area close to the Lalith Mahal Hotel, Prithvi Castles offers an enchanting vista of the majestic Chamundi Hills. This delightful retreat features twelve luxurious apartments, available in both two and three-bedroom configurations, ensuring that guests can enjoy all the comforts and conveniences of modern living. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, Prithvi Castles is perfectly positioned to cater to your every need while providing a stunning backdrop for your stay.
Prithvi Castle, 11, Buddha Marga, OPP DFRL, Siddhartha Layout, Mysuru, Karnataka 570011, India•
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21Jayarama house
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Nestled within its majestic walls, the Jayarama House boasts four distinct entrances that each tell a story of their own. The main entrance, known as Jaya Maarthaanda, welcomes visitors from the east, while the north is graced by the Jayarama entry. To the south lies Balarama Gate and to the west, Varaha Gate stands proud. For those looking to explore this architectural gem, public access is conveniently provided through the Varaha Gate.
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8MFC+8JG, Udayagir, Gayathri Puram, Mysuru, Karnataka 570007, India
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Sayyaji Rao Road is a vibrant and historic shopping street in Mysuru that offers an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary shopping experiences. As you stroll along this lively avenue, you'll encounter a delightful blend of old-world charm with shops selling everything from exquisite jewelry to colorful textiles and unique souvenirs. The atmosphere is buzzing, making it perfect for window shopping or simply soaking in the local culture.
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Vasanth Mahal, constructed in the 1840s as a school for princesses, boasts stunning Indo-Saracenic architecture and is surrounded by vast lawns and tranquil environs. Once an esteemed educational institution, it now stands as a testament to the historical support for education by royalty.
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651, 1st Main Rd, Sriramapura 2nd Stage, Aravinda Nagar, Vivekananda Nagar, Mysuru, Karnataka 570023, India•
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Varaha is a fascinating destination that embodies the rich tapestry of culture and history. This place, steeped in mythology, showcases stunning landscapes and vibrant traditions. Visitors can explore ancient temples adorned with intricate carvings that tell stories of deities and legends. The local cuisine offers a delightful array of flavors, inviting travelers to indulge in authentic dishes that reflect the region's heritage.
LIG 109, 2nd Stage, 4th Stage, Khb Colony, M-Block, Kuvempu Nagara, Mysuru, Karnataka 570023, India
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