Near by places around University of Mysore: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Mysuru

Approx. 4 km

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

Approx. 13 km

Home to the Chamundeshwari Temple and offers panoramic views of Mysuru city.

Approx. 20 km

Show gardens with musical fountains, botanical parks, and boat facilities, located at the Krishna Raja Sagara Dam.

Approx. 3.5 km

An alternate palace for the royal family, now housing an art gallery with a rich collection of paintings and artifacts.

Approx. 6 km

The second largest palace in Mysuru, built in 1921, now converted into a heritage hotel with stunning views.

Approx. 2.5 km

Exhibits vintage locomotives and railway artifacts, offering a glimpse into India's railway history.

Approx. 5 km

A picturesque lake with a butterfly park and walk-through aviary, offering boating and bird watching.

Approx. 4 km

A vibrant and historic public market known for its colorful stalls selling flowers, fruits, vegetables, and traditional items.

Approx. 4.5 km

A grand neo-Gothic style church, one of the largest in Asia, known for its twin spires.

Approx. 35 km

A pristine 13th-century Hoysala temple known for its intricate carvings and architectural brilliance.

Approx. 118 km

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

Approx. 125 km

The 'Queen of the Hills', a popular hill station with lush tea plantations, botanical gardens, and tranquil waterfalls.

Approx. 80 km

One of India's best-preserved wildlife parks, home to tigers, elephants, and various other animals, offering safaris.

Approx. 90 km

A significant wildlife sanctuary known for its rich flora and fauna, including tigers, leopards, and elephants.

Approx. 130 km

A lush green district in Kerala, known for its beautiful waterfalls, ancient caves, and spice plantations.

Approx. 15 km

A historic island town with significant cultural and historical importance, including Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace and Ranganathaswamy Temple.

Approx. 178 km

A hill station known for its serene landscapes, coffee estates, and trekking trails.

Approx. 85 km

Spectacular twin waterfalls (Gaganachukki and Bharachukki) on the Kaveri River, especially impressive during monsoon.

Approx. 150 km

Famous for their exquisite Hoysala-era temples, showcasing intricate sculptures and architectural marvels.

Approx. 60 km

A popular wildlife destination offering boat safaris and a chance to spot diverse wildlife near the Kabini River.