3N Cultural Escape to Karnataka for Dharani

Family · 3 Nights 4 Days · from ₹21,600 per person

Bengaluru (2N)Mysore (1N)
Bengaluru - 2 Nights - 2N
Lemon Tree Hotel, Electronic City, Bangalore
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Mysore - 1 Night - 1N
Sandesh The Prince4
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Questions people ask

About this Karnataka trip.

Yes. The 2 + 1 split covers each stop's headline experiences without a hotel change every night, and the route order keeps travel time low. Want longer anywhere? The nights are freely adjustable.
All 3 hotel nights, hotels, transfers and the listed activities, and breakfasts where the stay offers them. Flights are quoted separately where they apply, so the number you see stays honest.
Fly or drive from Bengaluru, and cab days are part of the plan.
October to March is cool across Coorg, Hampi and the coast.
Yes, and it costs nothing. Change the nights split, swap activities, upgrade hotels or add a city, and the price recalculates instantly.

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Per Person21,583/-
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This 4-day Karnataka route splits as 2 nights in Bengaluru and 1 in Mysore, a rhythm that came from a real released trip rather than a template. Highlights already locked into the plan include Bannerghatta National park bengaluru, Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium and Lokaranjan Aqua World Underwater Zoo. October to March is cool across Coorg, Hampi and the coast. At ₹21,600 per person the price covers hotels, transfers and the listed experiences, with flights quoted separately where they apply. Customising is free: shift the nights, swap experiences or change hotel tiers, and the quote updates instantly.

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