Bangalore Mysore Ooty Coimbatore Tour - Plan your Budget

Описание: Bangalore – Mysore – Ooty & Coonoor – Coimbatore Tour details :-
There are two ways to visit the above Tourist Spots:-
1. Bangalore to Mysore to Ooty to Coimbatore to Bangalore and back
Or
2. Bangalore to Mysore to Ooty to Coimbatore to Chennai and back
Or
3. Chennai to Coimbatore to Ooty to Mysore to Bangalore and back

Where to Stay :-
Bangalore : Majestic (kempegowda) is the ideal place to stay. You can avail Bus station, Bangalore City Rail Station and Metro Station all at one place. There are numerous hotels all around Majestic. Room rent start from Rs. 750/- (Non-Ac Family Room) and onwards.
You can reach Mysore from Bangalore by train (Rs.95/-) or KSRTC Bus from Majestic (kempegowda bus terminal) Fare Rs.150/- Travel time 3 hours by train and 4 hours by Bus (154 km.)

Mysore :- Mysore City Bus Station area or Close to Mysore Palace is the best place for stay. Room Rent start from Rs.1000/- onwards. Mayura Hoysala Hotel of Karnataka Govt. Close to Rail Station is worth to stay. Double bed Room rent can be booked less then Rs.1500/- through MakemyTrip.com
You can reach Ooty from Mysore by Cab (Rs.3500/-) on by KSRTC Bus (140 km, Fare Rs.157/- as on 25.01.2020), Travel time 4 hours.

Ooty :- There are thousands of hotel all around Ooty. You can stay near Ooty Bus Stand or Rail Station. Room Rent start from 750/- for Family Room and onwards.
Also You can stay at Coonoor instead of Ooty. Distance between Ooty and Coonoor is 19 km. Room rent started from 1250/- onwards. Coonoor is far better than Ooty. Ooty to mettupalayam distance 51 km and Coimbatore 88 km.
Fare Rs.75/- from Ooty to Coimbatore Gandhipuram Bus Stand.

Coimbatore :- Best place to stay at Coimbatore are near Town Bus Stand or near Rail Station. Room rent start from Rs.900/- for double bed.
Distance between Coimbatore and Bangalore is 228 KM
Distance between Coimbatore and Chennai is 502 KM

Local Transport :-
Bangalore :- Avail Metro Rail. There are Green Line and Purple line metro service available. Bangalore Airport to Majestic metro line is under construction.

Mysore :- Use City Bus Service from Mysore City Bus Station. Route No. 201 for Chamunda Hill and Temple Fare Rs.30/- Mysore Palace, Lalitha Mahal etc. and Route No. 303 for Brindaban Gardens (18 km) fare Rs.20/-

Ooty :- Mostly Car and Auto (Auto not recommended). Both are costly. Best Idea to visit the spots by package tour operated by various Tour operator. Here are 3 types of tour package conducted by Mini Bus (Not so comfortable) as under :-

Package 1. :- Ooty & Coonoor 9:30 am to 6:00 pm Rs.250/- and Rs. 40/- for Guide charges. Places covered *Doddabetta Peak, *Botanical Garden, Boat House (Ooty Lake), Tea Factory, *SIM’s Park (Coonoor), *Lamb’s Rock (Coonoor) and Dolphin’s Nose (Coonoor).
Package 2. :- 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Rs.250/- and Rs. 40/- for Guide charges. Places covered *Rose Garden, **Pykara Lake,*Pine Forest, **9th Mile Shooting Spot etc.
Package 3 :- 9:30 am to 8:00 pm Rs.300/- and Rs. 40/- for Guide charges. Places covered Pykara Boat House and Mudumalai Wild Life Sanchuary etc. You should pay extra charges for Jungle ride.
Coimbatore :- ***Adiyogi (112 feet statue) at ISHA Yoga Centre, 36 km from Coimbatore Town Bus Stand, Route No. 14D, 14G Fare Rs.25/-

Must see spot * Beautiful spot and you must enjoy Boat ride at Pykara Lake (Rs. 100/- for 20 minutes (Rs.800/- for 8 seater Boat) ** Must see a unique light and sound show from 8:00 pm to 8:20 pm only on Saturday, Sunday, Purnima & Amabasya

If you plan to visit above spot for 10 nights & 11 Days, It may cost maximum of Rs.16000/- per head (including Train Fare and small amount of Purchase, Like Chocolate, Tea etc.)

Photography, Videography, Graphics Design, Video edit and all above information gathered by myself between 23.01.2020 to 02.02.2020

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