Exploring the bustling markets across India is an ideal way for anyone to catch the pulse of a region. This palace town boasts of one of the oldest established markets in the region, filled with flowers, fresh produce, colorful jewelry, crafts and eateries that are popular with the locals. Let us introduce you to Mysuru through its many markets. Walk with us through the flower market, the bangle and jewellery makers, fresh produce being traded and even try the typical evening “tiffin and coffee” that is popular with the Mysoreans as remnants of this city’s colonial influences. This walk is also ideal for photography enthusiasts who are keen to capture the colorful diversity in ambient light.
Witness the fully lit up grandiose of the Amba Vilas Palace (Only on Sunday’s and Special holidays)
Dufferin clock tower also known as Chikkagadiyara is a historic relic and heritage structure of Mysuru city, which was built in 1886.
A walk through the colourful market dating from Tipu Sultan’s reign. This huge and lively bazaar has local traders selling traditional items such as flower garlands, incense, spices and conical piles of vermilion, all of which makes for some great photo ops. There's a large fruit and vegetable section too
Try the famous Indian sweet 'Mysore Pak' and get to know its origin.
You will make your own way to the meeting points