Near by places around D. Banumaiah's Arts & Commerce College: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Mysuru

~ 1 km from the college's general area

A historical palace and royal residence, known for its Indo-Saracenic architecture and grand illuminations.

~ 13 km

A prominent hill featuring the Chamundeshwari Temple at its summit, offering panoramic views of the city.

~ 1 km

Built in traditional Hindu architectural style, it houses an impressive art gallery with a collection of artifacts and paintings.

~ 3 km

One of India's oldest and most well-maintained zoos, home to a wide variety of animals and birds from different continents.

~ 2 km

A beautiful neo-Gothic style church, one of the tallest churches in Asia, known for its twin spires.

~ 3.5 km

A picturesque lake with boating facilities, a walk-through aviary, and a butterfly park.

~ 2.5 km

Displays a collection of vintage locomotives, railway coaches, and artifacts showcasing the history of Indian railways.

~ 2.5 km

A popular spot for morning walks and birdwatching, surrounded by lush greenery and a serene environment.

~ 20 km

Famous terraced gardens with musical fountains, located below the Krishna Raja Sagara Dam.

~ 4 km

The second largest palace in Mysore, built in Renaissance architectural style, now a heritage hotel.

118 km

Known as the 'Scotland of India', famous for its lush coffee plantations, misty hills, and waterfalls like Abbey Falls.

125 km

The 'Queen of Hill Stations', popular for its cool climate, Botanical Gardens, Ooty Lake, and the Nilgiri Mountain Railway.

130 km

A green paradise in Kerala, known for its dense forests, Edakkal Caves, Soochipara Waterfalls, and Banasura Sagar Dam.

150 km

Historical sites renowned for their exquisite Hoysala architecture, particularly the Chennakesava Temple and Hoysaleswara Temple.

178 km

A serene hill station famous for its coffee estates, cascading waterfalls, and trekking opportunities amidst the Western Ghats.

159 km

The capital city of Karnataka, a metropolitan hub with a blend of historical sites, gardens, and modern amenities.

145 km

A charming hill station in the Nilgiris, known for its tea gardens, scenic viewpoints, and the Pasteur Institute.

85 km

A spectacular twin waterfall formed by the Kaveri River, offering breathtaking views, especially during monsoon.

~ 80 km

A hilltop temple surrounded by mist, offering panoramic views of the Bandipur National Park.

84 km

An important Jain pilgrimage center, home to the colossal monolithic statue of Gommateshwara (Lord Bahubali).