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Rent a car in Mysore and tour around the city
A city that attracts tourists from all over the world, yet maintains certain calm, is one of the most pleasing places to visit. It has something to cherish for all ages and tastes. The culture and heritage of the city is not lost, as the city developed to keep pace with the fast-moving world. Tourism is a huge industry with revenue in crores year on year. The Mysore Palace has over 2.5 million tourists a year.FICCI ranked Karnataka as fourth in domestic tourism and fifth for tourist arrival from abroad. It has been the third largest foreign exchange earner and has the potential to generate 40% jobs in the country, both directly and indirectly. The New York Times has listed Mysore as one of the 31 must-see places on the earth. Well, after having seen so much real data screaming Mysore to be a definitive place to visit at least once in a lifetime, it’s time to add it on your bucket list.
Mysore is well connected by road and rail to all the cities and townships around. It also has a domestic airport that is well connected to Bangalore airport, which has an international airport. Once you get to Mysore, travel shouldn’t be a problem as there are several customer-friendly cabs in Mysore. They have fixed tour packages in and around Mysore. Car rental Mysore services may be utilized for customized tours. In this, you are free to plan the tour and pay the subscribed charges for travel, driver overtime, entrance and parking free (wherever applicable).
Listed below are famous tourist destinations in Mysore.
Mysore Palace
The Mysore Palace is a marvel in itself, with amazing architecture and even more amazing history. The current palace standing is the fourth one built in the fort. It served as the residence of the royal family. It is a three-storied building with domes and has a five-storied tower. A fusion of Muslim, Hindu, Gothic and Rajput design, it displays a whole new range of splendor. The maharajas of Mysore, Wodeyars, wer