Day 01 : Coimbatore – Kodaikanal by road (160 km)
Meet and assist on arrival at Coimbatore and proceed to Kodaikanal. Enroute see the Silver Cascade waterfall. Rest of the day is at leisure. Overnight stay at Kodaikanal

Kodaikanal is located amidst the folds of the verdant Palni hills is one of the most popular serene hill stations in India, which mesmerizes any visitor, with her wooded slopes, mighty rocks, enhancing waterfalls and a beautiful lake. Kodai is situated at an altitude of about 2,133-m high. The pride of Kodaikanal is the 'Koradji-flower', which blossoms once in 12 years. Here fruits like pears and plums are known for their freshness and taste.

Day 02 : Kodaikanal
Morning visit Coaker's walk, Green valley view, Upper lake View point, Pillars rock etc. Afternoon free to enjoy boating in Lake Evening at leisure. Overnight stay at Kodaikanal

Day 03 : Kodaikanal - Ooty by road (280 km)
Morning proceed to Ooty.Evening at leisure in Ooty. Overnight stay at Ooty

Ooty is called the queen of southern hill stations. This beautiful botanical paradise was first brought to the public eye by John Sullivan, Collector of Coimbatore district in 1819, Ooty (also Ootacamund or Udhagamandalam) is situated at an altitude of 2,240 meters .The name Nilgiri or the Blue Mountains may have been derived from the fact that when the funnel-shaped lavender-blue flowers blossom this picturesque mountain range becomes covered with the colour of the blue lavender making the entire mountain look blue.

Day 04 : Ooty
Morning visit the landscaped botanical Gardens, the Doddabetta Peak the highest point in the Nilgiris that offer fascinating views of the surrounding plains and hills or an option to go boating at the famous Ooty lake. Overnight stay at Ooty

Day 05 : Ooty
Morning a half day excursion to Coonoor to visit the Tea Factory & option to enjoy a joy ride on the mountain train and return to Ooty.

Coonoor is 17kms from Udhagamandalam, is not very commercialized and retains a certain amount of untouched charm. It is a small town with an equable climate that has made it popular as a hill resort in its own right. The main attractions are its view points and the Sim's Park, a small well maintained botanical garden that has several varieties of plants not to be found in other parts.

Nilgiri Heritage Mountain Railway The ‘Nilgiris toy train’ connects Ooty to Mettupalayam, at the foot of the Nilgiris.The charming Nilgiri Hill Railway, blue and cream with wooden coaches and large windows. It was in 1899 that the first train chugged up this track. It is hauled up hills by stream engines. The train covers the 46 km in four and a half hours.

Day 06 : Ooty - Mysore by road (180 km)
Morning depart for Mysore enroute pass thru Madumalai and Bandipur Wildlife sanctuaries. In the afternoon half day city tour visiting the Mysore Palace, the Brindavan Gardens and the Chamundi Hills

Mysore was erstwhile capital of the Wodeyars the rulers of Mysore. Mysore’s charm is unique. The City Royale is famous for its opulent palaces, stately buildings, sprawling gardens, silks, sandalwood and myriad tourist attractions in its proximity.

Mysore Palace was built in 1912 in the Indo Sacranic style; this palace exudes grandeur that is unmatched. Brindavan Gardens located at the KRS Dam; it is one of the best gardens in South India. The musical fountains and the colourful lights transform this place into a fiery land in the evenings.

Chamundi Hills towering over the city of Mysore. Half-way up is the Nandi Bull, a majestic 4.8 metre monolith. Right on top is the 2000 year old Chamundeshwari Temple; the patron goddess of the Wodeyars.The summit offers a panoramic view of Mysore's lakes, parks and palaces.

Day 07 : Mysore – Bangalore by road (140kms)
Morning a half day tour of Mysore visiting the Sir Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, St. Philomena's Church and depart for Bangalore enrooted visit Srirangapatna. Evening leisure. Overnight stay at Bangalore

Srirangapatnam This island fortress of the legendary warrior Tippu Sultan is 16 km from Mysore city. Inside the fortress is Tipu's mosque with its twin minarets, the celebrated Ranganatha Swamy temple, the Wellesley Bridge and the dungeons where British officers were once imprisoned.Equally impressive is the ornate white domed Gumbaz. The Daria Daulat, the summer palace of Tipu Sultan now converted into a museum is worth visiting.

Bangalore was founded in 1537 by a local chieftain Kempe Gowda; this bustling city has a perpetual holiday atmosphere thanks to its weather. It is also known as the garden city and Silicon Valley of India.

Vidhan Soudha is a magnificent building housing the State Legislature and Secretariat. It is built entirely of Granite in Neo-Dravidian style

Lalbagh has a variety of Old trees, fountains, Lotus Pools, Terraces and assortment of Tropical Herbs and Sub Tropical Herbs.

Bull Temple is dedicated to Nandi Bull, the vahana (vehicle) of Lord Shiva. The temple has been built in the Dravidian style of architecture. Inside the temple, there is huge idol of Nandi Bull measuring 4.5 m in height and 6.5 m in length.

Day 08 : Bangalore
Morning a half day city tour visiting Lal Bagh,Cubbon Park, Bull Temple,Vidhan Soudha and M.G.Road. Later drop to the airport/railway station in time to board flight home