Meeting assistance on arrival and drive to Mysore , enroute visiting Srirangapatnam : Ancient temple dedicated to Sri Ranganathaswamy - it is the form of Lord Vishnu, It is a beautiful example for both Vijayanagara and Hoysala Styles of Architecture, Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace- The summer Palace of Tipu Sultan, built fully by wood is today a museum devoted to Tipu Sultan. Gumbaz- it is an imposing structure where the mortal remains of Hyder Ali, his wife and Tipu Sultan were confined.

After visit drive to Hassan, on arrival check in at Hotel

Afternoon, visit Mysore : This salubrious and charming city lies 770-m above sea level is an easy-going city famous for it's silk and is also a thriving sandalwood and incense centre. The city is steeped in history. The Mysore Palace, built in Indo - Saracenic style is one of the largest and most brilliant palaces in India. It's a kaleidoscope of stained glass, mirrors, gilt and colours. There are beautiful carved wooden doors, mosaic floors, as well as exquisite paintings.

Halfway up the Chamundi Hill is the Nandi Bull, a 4.8 m monolith. It was carved out of solid rock and is one of the largest in India. Hordes of pilgrims come here throughout the year. Right on top, is the 2000-year-old Chamundeswari Temple. The temple provides atypical festive atmosphere without overwhelming religious overtures. St. Philomen’s Church,  This is a beautiful Gothic structure with beautiful stained glass windows and lofty towers is a must-see.  Roman Catholic Church was built in A. D 1840. 1 Km from Mysore Palace on the Bangalore highway, the then king of Mysore

Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV laid the foundation for construction of the church in 1933.  The stained glass windows, made in France, over looking the apse, showing the birth of Christ, Baptism of Christ by St. John the Baptist, the last supper and the crucifixion of Christ are works of art.  The altar bears the statute of St

Afternoon excursion  Belur and Halebid :
Belur: 30km from Hassan, Belur is a tourist attraction with its exquisite temples. Located on the banks of river Yagachi, the Chennakeswara Temple is one of the finest examples of Hoysala architecture. It took 103 years to complete and you can see why when you see it. The facade of the temple is filled with intricate sculptures friezes with no portion kept blank. The interior of the temple is even better and contains many exquisite panels and richly carved pillars. The Veeranarayana Temple and other smaller shrines are also worth visiting.

Halebidu: 14km from Belur and 39km from Hassan, the Hoysaleswara Temple of Halebidu is a wealth of sculptural details. The walls of the temple are covered with an endless variety of gods, goddesses, animals, birds and dancing girls giving importance to the minutest details. Yet no two facets of the temple are the same. Two massive monolithic bulls guard the temple. Despite 86 years of hard work, the temple is not completed

The Government Museum of Bangalore (one of India's oldest museums Closed on Monday) and the Visvesvaraya Technological and Industrial Museum are important museums within the city. The Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens, which holds a number of flower shows, is located on the southern fringes of the city. The 18th-century Tipu Sultan's Fort and Bangalore Palace are other important places of interest to the traveler. The 16th-century, Dravidian-styled temple dedicated to Nandi the Bull is an important place of worship.