• After Morning Breakfast then visit to Local Sightseing  Chamundeshwari Temple, Chamundeshwari Temple - The main hill itself features an ancient stone stairway of 1,008 steps leading to its summit., Proceed Chamundeshwari Temple to Mysore Zoo, Mysore Zoo - Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, popularly known as ‘Mysuru Zoo’, is one of the oldest zoos of the country established by his highness, the erstwhile ruler of Mysuru Sri Chamarajendra Wadiyar Bahadur., Proceed Mysore Zoo to Raja's Seat, Raja's Seat - Raja's Seat is located in the middle of a garden called as Gandhi Mantap. It is a structure made of brick and mortar and consists of four pillars that are bridged by arches. This place was used by the Kings and the Queens of Kodagu who were the rulers of Karnataka for over 200 years from 1600 to 1834 CE., Proceed Raja's Seat to Omkareshwara Temple Coorg, Omkareshwara Temple Coorg - Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Omkareshwara Temple is built in a mix of gothic and Islamic style. A large water tank with a mantap in the centre enhances the visual appeal of the Temple. There are no pillared halls in the Temple, unlike other Hindu temples, making the temple unique in design., Proceed Omkareshwara Temple Coorg to Coorg, Hotel Stay

• After Morning Breakfast then visit to Local Sightseeing  to Abbey Falls Coorg, Abbey Falls Coorg - About 9 km from Madikeri is the beautiful sight of an impetuous mountain stream cascading over a rockface. The refreshingly cool waters of Abbey Falls, and the greenery of the surrounding coffee and cardamom estates make it a very popular picnic spot., Proceed Abbey Falls Coorg to Mercara Gold Estate Coffee Plantation, Mercara Gold Estate Coffee Plantation - Mercara Gold Estate is a 25 year old coffee and spice farm 8 KM from Madikeri, Coorg., Proceed Mercara Gold Estate Coffee Plantation to Madikeri Fort Coorg, Madikeri Fort Coorg - Madikeri Fort is one of the many forts built or rebuilt by Tipu Sultan during his reign in the second half of the 18th century. In 1790, Dodda Vira Rajendra took control of the fort. The palace underwent renovations by Linga Rajendra II from 1812 to 1814., Proceed Madikeri Fort Coorg to Wild Escape Adventure Activity, Wild Escape Adventure Activity - "Wild Escape Coorg" most likely refers to a homestay or a local tour operator, offering nature-based activities in Coorg's lush landscape. The experience includes guided nature walks, birdwatching, and potentially other adventure sports like trekking and river rafting, set near coffee plantations and the Kaveri river. It is described as a thrilling escape into the scenic beauty of Coorg., Proceed Wild Escape Adventure Activity to Coorg, Hotel Stay

After Morning Breakfast then Proceed to 9th Mile Shooting Spot, 9th Mile Shooting Spot - 9th Mile Shooting Point, also known as Wenlock Downs, is a picturesque meadowland in the Nilgiris near Ooty, characterized by rolling green hills, shola forests, and panoramic views. It's a popular tourist spot and has been a filming location for numerous Indian movies, which is how it got the "Shooting Point" name. Visitors can enjoy the serene landscape, take pictures, and even ride horses up to the viewpoint., Proceed 9th Mile Shooting Spot to Kodaikanal Lake, Kodaikanal Lake - Kodaikanal Lake is a captivating attraction that offers more than just scenic beauty. The star-shaped lake is encompassed by lush greenery, charming boat houses, and a tranquil ambience. A highly sought-after spot among tourists in Kodaikanalis none other than Kodaikanal Lake., Proceed Kodaikanal Lake to Bryant Park, Bryant Park - Situated on the eastern side of Kodaikanal Lake, Bryant Park is a botanical park and a blessing on the hill station for those interested in botany. The park is known for many kinds of flowers, hybrids and grafts., Proceed Bryant Park to Kurunji Andavar Temple, Kurunji Andavar Temple - It was constructed in 1936 by Lady Leelavathi Ramanathan, an Australian who married the Solicitor General of Ceylon called PonnambalamRamanatham. Hindu scriptures inspired her so much that she converted into a Hindu, and after her husband died, she built this temple commemorating his memory., Proceed Kurunji Andavar Temple to Kodaikanal, Hotel Stay

• After Morning Breakfast then  Proceed to Solar observatory, Solar observatory - The Kodaikanal Solar Observatory is a solar observatory owned and operated by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics. It is on the southern tip of the Palani Hills 4 kilometres from Kodaikanal. The Evershed effect was first detected at this observatory in January 1909, Proceed Solar observatory to Pine Forest, Pine Forest - Pine forests usually occur on dry slopes so needles that fall under the trees decompose very slowly. This thick layer of pine needles is another factor that reduces the understory vegetation. A silverleaf oak, still shrub-sized, is in the foreground of this picture., Proceed Pine Forest to Dolphin's Nose Kodaikanal & Echo Point & Vattakanal Water Falls, Dolphin's Nose Kodaikanal & Echo Point & Vattakanal Water Falls - Many people call this long “nose”, consisting of the lower and upper jaw, a 'beak' or 'snout', but its proper name is in fact 'rostrum', as Dolphin Anatomy Terminology Man pointed out earlier. Vattakanal Falls, also known as Liril Falls, is a picturesque waterfall located in Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, approximately 3 km from the town center. It is surrounded by dense greenery, hills, and trees, with a cold-water pool at its base and a popular photo spot on a nearby bridge. The falls are best visited during the monsoon season for their most impressive view., Proceed Dolphin's Nose Kodaikanal & Echo Point & Vattakanal Water Falls to Guna Caves, Guna Caves - Located between Green Valley View and Pillar Rocks, Guna Caves/Devil's Kitchen is another popular sightseeing place in Kodaikanal. It is place that must be visited by adventure lovers as well as nature enthusiasts. It is an ideal location for taking pictures as well as offers untouched nature and thrill of adventure., Proceed Guna Caves to Pillars Rock, Pillars Rock - The 400-feet towering granite rock formations are a natural beauty to explore. From the vantage point of the Pillar Rock, you can enjoy the serene beauty of Kodaikanal. These three rocks stand shoulder to shoulder. The gap between the two rocks is called the 'Devil's kitchen'., Proceed Pillars Rock to Green valley view point, Green valley view point - Located at a distance of just over five kilometres from the Kodai Lake, the Green Valley View offers breathtaking vistas of the lush green hills, valleys and plains spread across the entire region covering the town of Kodaikanal and its neighbouring areas., Proceed Green valley view point to Coaker's Walk, Coaker's Walk - A kilometre-long stretch or pathway is an ideal destination for sightseeing and a stroll. Tourists come here to enjoy the sunrise and the sunset. The pathway starts from Van Allen hospital and passes the vicinity of St Peter's church., Proceed Coaker's Walk to Poomparai - Kuzhandhai Velappar Temple, Poomparai - Kuzhandhai Velappar Temple - The Kuzhanthai Velappar Temple in Poombarai, near Kodaikanal, is an ancient 3,000-year-old temple dedicated to Lord Murugan. It is renowned for its idol, sculpted by the saint Bogar, which is made from a unique mixture of ten poisons known as Dasapashanam. The temple is located in a peaceful and scenic setting and is believed to be a sacred place that removes negativity from devotees, Proceed Poomparai - Kuzhandhai Velappar Temple to Kodaikanal, Hotel Stay

After Morning Breakfast then Visit to Local Sightseeing Departure Bangalore Airport / Railway Stations