Spiritual and Culinary Journey from Bengaluru to Kollur Itinerary

Travel to Mysore and visit the iconic Mysore Palace (Mysuru Palace). After the tour, enjoy a royal breakfast at Karavalli, known for its traditional coastal cuisine.

Post lunch, explore the spiritual side of Mysore with a visit to the sacred Chamundeshwari Temple. Later, unwind with a walk in the picturesque Brindavan Gardens.

Enjoy a delicious dinner at The Fatty Bao, known for its Asian fusion cuisine. Spend the evening at leisure, soaking in the tranquility of Mysore.

Embark on a journey to Hampi and explore the ancient Vijaya Vittala Temple, known for its architectural grandeur. Enjoy a hearty breakfast at Truffles, a popular cafe in Bengaluru.

Post lunch, visit the Hampi Bazaar and witness the remnants of a bygone era. Later, explore the Hemakuta Hill Temple Complex and enjoy the panoramic views.

Return to Bengaluru and dine at Smoke House Deli, known for its European cuisine. Relax and unwind after a day of historical exploration.

Travel to Kollur and seek blessings at the revered Mookambika Temple. Enjoy a traditional breakfast at a local eatery.

Post lunch, visit the Kodachadri Hill and immerse yourself in the natural beauty. Later, explore the Kollur Mookambika Wildlife Sanctuary.

Experience the divine aura of the Kollur Mookambika Temple during the evening prayers. Enjoy a simple dinner at a local restaurant and retire for the night.

Return to Bengaluru and start your day with a sumptuous breakfast at Monkey Bar, known for its innovative dishes. Visit the KR Market (Krishnarajendra City Market) for a vibrant shopping experience.

Enjoy a traditional South Indian thali for lunch at Vidyarthi Bhavan, a legendary eatery. Spend the afternoon exploring the National Gallery of Modern Art and the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath.

Conclude your journey with a grand dinner at Windmills Craftworks, a microbrewery known for its craft beers and European cuisine. Reflect on your spiritual and culinary experiences as you bid farewell to Bengaluru.