Meet at Kote Anjaneya Temple, in front of Amba Vilas Palace, Introduction to Mysuru: learn about the history of Dasara celebrations across India and the uniqueness of Mysuru Dasara

Dodda Gadiyara, the "Big Clock Tower" in Mysuru, stands 75 feet tall and was built in 1927 to mark the silver jubilee of Maharaja Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV. Designed in Indo-Saracenic style, it blends Rajasthani and English architectural elements. The tower has a large 5-foot diameter clock with Kannada numerals and a Rajasthani-style canopy, while its bell could be heard from miles away, making it a key landmark of its era.

Brahmin's Soda Factory, in Mysore Market, has been a local favorite for 80 years, known for traditional soda made with English-imported equipment. Popular flavors include sarsaparilla, lime masala, and ginger milk.

Devaraja Market, built in 1886 by Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar and named after Devaraja Wadiyar, is Mysore’s oldest market. Originally a weekly market, it now operates daily. With roots dating back to Tipu Sultan’s era, it remains a vibrant hub of trade and local life.

Guru Sweets, also known as Guru Sweet Mart, is a historic sweet shop in Mysuru, India. It is famously known as the birthplace of Mysore Pak, a popular Indian sweet. This delicious treat was invented in the 1930s by the shop's founder, Kakasura Madappa, and has since become a beloved specialty of the region.

Witness traditional Indian wrestling (Garadi Mane), a cultural practice linked to physical fitness and heritage.

Explore Gombe Mane (Doll House), featuring intricate doll decorations at a traditional house, showcasing local artistry and cultural narratives.

Return to Amba Vilas Palace to admire its illuminated grandeur in the evening.