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January 24, 2020 by madur

Karnataka has tens of important travel destinations. Several state agencies are involved in offering tour packages for the tourists. One of them is the KSTDC or Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation. Let’s find out more about KSTDC tour packages

KSTDC has been floated to provide an opportunity for each visitor to fulfil his dream of travel to different places. It is offering various tour packages to the voyager at an affordable price.

A package specially designed for middle-income people includes travel by bus. Its bus tour packages are:

• Heritage holidays  
• Pilgrimage holidays
• Nature Holidays
• Beach holidays
• Tours for schools, colleges and corporates
• Packages for women

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Heritage holidays.

Under heritage holidays a traveler can visit:

Belur-Halebeedu (Halebidu ) and Shravanabelagola –  Hoysala dynasty temples can be seen in Belur and Halebeedu . There is a Gommateshvara statue in Shravanabelagola  and this is a sacred place for Jains.

Mantralaya-Tungabadhra Dam-Hampi – This package offers a visit to famous Shri Guru Raghavendra Temple located on the banks of river Tungabhadra , world heritage site Hampi which was once ruled by the Vijayanagara kings and Tungabhadra dam in Hospet.

Hampi and Badami –  In a tour package from Hampi to Badami , a traveler can visit Kudal Sangam, Bijapur , Badami, Pattadakal , Aihole and Hampi monuments.

Pilgrimage Tour

Chikka Thirupathi and Kaivara Darshana – This one day pilgrimage tour includes places like Chikka Thirupathi, Kaivara, Kotilingeshwara and Mulbagal.

Bengaluru – Shirdi- Shanishinnapur – Kolhapur – This two days trip will include Shirdi Sai Baba mandir, Shanishingnapur and Mahalakshmi temple in Kolhapur.

South Karnataka Temple Tour –   This three days tour include famous temples of South Karnataka like  Kateel, Udupi , Kukke Subramanya , Dharmasthala , Kolluru , Murdeshwar , Horanadu, Shringeri and Kalasa.

Best of South India –  This seven days long trip will cover the sacred pilgrimage centres of South India like Madurai, Kanyakumari, Suchindrum and Rameswaram.

Adichunchanagiri-Gokarna and Shirasi Marikamba  -This two-day tour will include visit to Gokarna, Sagar, Sirsi, Adi Chunchanagiri and Banavasi

Mini South India – This three days offer will include pilgrimage centres OF South India like Kanyakumari, Rameswaram, Madhrai and Suchindrum.

Thirupathi-Mangapura-Kalahasti – This one -day trip will arrange for a visit to Tirupathi, Mangapur and Sri Kalahasti.

Tirupathi-Mangapura – A one day trip to Tirupathi, Tirumala and Mangapur

Nature Tourism For Nature Lovers

Sigandhur and Jog falls tour – This one day travel will include visits to   Jog falls in Sagara and Chowdeshwari temple in Sigandur: This two days visit will cover Kushalanagar, Talacavery, Bylakuppe Golden Temple , Kaveri Nisarga Dhama , and Coorg, Nagarahole-Madikeri-Nisargadhama-Golden temple (Bylekuppe)

Mysuru-Srirangapatna-Brindavan Gardens-Nanjangud-Ooty-Doddabetta – This two days trip will cover the places like  Sriranga Patna (Tippu’s Dariya Doulath and Sriranganath Swami temple), Mysuru ( St Philomina’s Church , Mysore Palace , Chamundi Hills and Zoo , Brindavana Gardens ) Nanjanaguda and Ooty.

Mercara  – A one-day local sightseeing tour will include a visit to Mercara, Talakavery, Raja’s Seat , Abbe Rajara Gadduge, Bhagamandala and Omkareshwara Temple .

Shivanasamudra-Talakadu – This one day tour will cover places like Shivanasamudra, Somanathpur,  Bharachukki and Gaganachukki waterfalls.

Bangalore –Wayanad – This three days trip will include places like  Wayanad (Pookote, Sujipura waterfalls, Edkkal caves and Banasurasagara dam) and Mysuru (Palace and Srirangapatna).

Mysuru-Ooty-Kodaikanal : Four-night travel will cover the places in Mysuru, Nanjanagudu, Ooty and Kodaikanal.

Beach Holidays

Goa- Gokarna-Jog falls :  This package will include two-day night halt in Goa.

Bangalore to Pondicherry : This three days tour will include a visit to Pondicherry and Mahabalipuram. This package has an attractive offer of beach walk.

Corporate Packages

Corporate packages for meetings, conferences and seminars are also available in KSTDC.  Companies can choose this package and can enjoy the tourist places along with the conference. This is the best choice for relaxation.  The corporate packages are available to Mysuru, Ooty, Hampi, Srirangapattana and Madikeri.

School Tour Packages

There are two options for one day tour for Primary schools.

• One day trip package will include Lalbagh , Cubbon Park , Planetarium , Vishweshwaraiah Museum and Venkatappa Art Gallery.
• Bannerghatta Biological National Park

Schools and colleges can choose between:

• Visit Srirangapattana, Mysuru (palace, Chamundi Hills, KRS) and Ranganathittu  Bird Sanctuary.
• Visit Kaveri Nisargadhama, Dubare Elephant Camp , Raja’s Seat and golden temple Bylukoppa.
• Visit Mandalpatti

KSTDC Tour Packages For Women

KSTDC has a special package for women. They can choose their visit to Mysuru or Madikeri & Bylukuppe, or Madikeri, Bhagamandala and Talakaveri (Talacauvery). Tour packages are available in Bengaluru as well as Mysuru. A traveller can select the one which is convenient for him.

KSTDC Tour Packages – Contact Details

• Website : www.kstdc.co
• Phone : +91 89706 50070/75/ 80 4334 4334
• Email : [email protected]

Besides this, customised KSTDC tour packages are also available.  Customers can select destination, vehicle, accommodation and timings of their choice.

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Belagavi was originally known as Velugrama or Venugrama as per historical records and it literally meant “bamboo village”. Venu stands for bamboo which is found abundantly in these areas. Belagavi is surrounded by Uttara Kannada and Dharwad in the south, Bagalkote and Gadag in the east, Maharashtra state in the north and Goa state in the west. Belagavi is one of the oldest cities of Karnataka and is the largest in terms of size.

Bangluru Urban

Located 949 m above sea level in South India, Bengaluru is a fast-paced amalgam of the old and new. It is an exciting destination with tantalising sights to take in, mixed with the sensations of a happening cosmopolitan city. Bengaluru is more than just a city; it is a vibrant melange of the past, present and future, a potpourri of experiences unlike any other! With its cosmopolitan nature, Bengaluru welcomes you into its fold.

Bidar, situated in the heart of the Deccan Plateau, has been a melting pot of cultural influences. A region that has seen dramatic changes in the course of its history, it is home to magnificent monuments. Ruled by the Kakatiyas, Tughlaqs, Bahamanis, Barid Shahis, Adil Shahis, Mughals and Nizams at different times, the architecture shows an interesting intermingling of Hindu, Turkish and Persian styles.

Situated in the North Karnataka region, the district of Kalaburagi (formerly called as Gulbarga) forms part of the Deccan Plateau and shares its borders with Maharashtra and Telangana. Among the three districts of the former Hyderabad Karnataka area, it became part of Mysore (Karnataka) after the reorganization of States in 1956. Kalaburagi district is surrounded by Yadgir in the south, Vijayapura and Maharashtra in the west, Bidar in the north and Telangana State in the east.

Vijayapur was a gateway to the Deccan Sultanate which extended from North Karnataka to central India. Located in the historically rich Deccan, the city was established in the 10th-11th centuries by the Kalyani Chalukyas and was ruled by various dynasties including the Adil Shahi kings who have had a major influence on the region. It is dotted with mosques, mausoleums, palaces, fortifications, watchtowers, and strong gateways, with the massive Gol Gumbaz dominating the landscape for miles around.

Yadgiri is one of the smallest districts of Karnataka and it is located in the northeastern part of the state. It is surrounded by Kalaburgi in the north, Raichur in the south, Vijayapura in the west and Telangana state in the east. The major crops include Jowar, Paddy, Cotton, Sunflower, Groundnut and Sugarcane. The area is also renowned for its vast stretch of fertile black soil which is the main reason for bumper harvests especially of red gram, hence the district is also referred to as the “Daal Bowl” of the state.

Situated in the northern part of Karnataka is Bagalkote. Bagalkote is flanked by Vijayapura in the north, Gadag in the south, Raichur towards east, Koppal towards southeast and Belagavi towards the west. The Ghataprabha River, Malaprabha River and Krishna River flow through the district.The legendary Chalukya Dynasty ruled over the place in and around Bagalkote.

Geographically, the district is surrounded by Kalaburagi in the north, Vijayapura and Bagalkote in the west, Koppal and Ballari in the south and Andhra Pradesh State in the east. Raichur is an important commercial, industrial and education centre in North Karnataka.Raichur lies between two important rivers, the Krishna and the Tungabhadra, in the north eastern part of Karnataka state.

Dharwad is located in the north western part of Karnataka. Geographically, This place is surrounded by Gadag in the east, Belagavi in the north, Uttara Kannada in the southwest and Haveri in the south. Dharwad had been a part of many dynasties and kings including the Chalukyas, Bahmani Sultanate, Vijayanagara Empire, Adil Shahis, Mughals, Shivaji Maharaj, Peshwa Balaji Baji Rao, Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan and finally the British East India Company.

Gadag district was formed in 1997 when it was carved out from Dharwad district. Gadag is surrounded by Haveri in the south, Dharwad in the west, Belagavi in the north west, Bagalkote in the north, Koppal in the east and Ballari in the south east.

Vijayanagara

The newest and the 31st District in Karnataka state carved out of Ballari District in 2020 is located in the Kalyana Karnataka Region with Hosapete as district headquarters. It is the home of the former capital of the famous Vijayanagara Empire and its capital Hampi, which is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Koppal is a fairly new district of Karnataka which has been carved out of Raichur district. It is surrounded by Raichur in the east, Gadag in the West, Bagalkot in the north, Ballari in the south.The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hampi also covers some areas of Koppal district including Anegundi, which is home to the mythical kingdom of Kishkinda of Ramayana fame.The old palace and fort still exist here and is the location for the annual “Anegundi Utsava”.

Ballari is situated on the eastern side of Karnataka and is surrounded by Raichur and Koppal on the north, Haveri and Gadag on the west, Chitradurga and Davanagere on the south, and Anantapur and Kurnool (Andhra Pradesh) on the east. Ballari has been a meeting place for people from Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh hence offering a tradition and culture mix of both the states.

Uttara Kannada

Uttara Kannada District is one of the largest districts in Karnataka with abundant natural resources and varied geographical features. It is surrounded by Belagavi and Goa State to the North, Dharward in the East, Shivamogga and Udupi in the South. Kannada & Konkani are the 2 major regional languages spoken here. With a total land area of 10.25 lakh hectares, 8.28 hectares is under forest land.

Haveri district is almost in the centre of Karnataka with equal distance from Bidar in the far north to Kollegal in the far south. It is surrounded by Dharwad and Gadag in the north, Ballari and Davanagere in the east, Shivamogga in the south and Uttara Kannada in the west. Haveri is well known for its rich culture and heritage and is considered as the gateway to North Karnataka.Haveri is the birthplace of several prominent personalities such as Santa Shishunala Sharif, Kanaka Dasa and Sarvajna.

Shivamogga district is a part of the Malnad region of Karnataka. This landlocked district is surrounded by Haveri, Davanagere, Chikkmagaluru, Udupi and Uttara Kannada districts and is located 300 km north-west of Bengaluru. Nestled cosily as a Gateway to the Western Ghats, the Shivamogga region is a lush green landscape well-endowed with forests, sparkling water bodies, spectacular waterfalls and green peaks rising to the skies.

The name “Udupi” is believed to have come from the Sanskrit words “Udu & Pa” that means “stars” and “Lord“. According to legend, the Moon’s light was once reduced due to a curse by King Daksha. The Moon prayed to Lord Shiva to get back the original shine and the prayer was believed to be made at the Chandramouleshwara Temple here.

Chikkamagaluru

Chikkamagaluru is a peaceful, beautiful town with hills, valleys, streams and coffee plantations. It is believed that Chikkamagaluru was given as a dowry to the younger daughter of Rukmangada, the Chief of Sakrepatna kingdom. Chikkamagaluru has taken its name from Chikka magal-uru which means “Younger Daughter’s Village“.

Dakshina Kannada

Ensconced on the southern coast, this maritime city makes a pleasant and convenient stop between Kerala and Karwar. It’s the gateway to the Konkan coast and inland Kodagu region. The district is bound by sea in the west and Western Ghats in the East, Udupi district in the North and Kerala State in the South. Mangaluru is the district headquarters of Dakshina Kannada and it has been synonymous with banking and education.

Surrounded by Dakshina Kannada in the west, Chikkamagaluru and Chitradurga in the north, Coorg towards the south and Tumkuru in the east, Hassan has an eventful and rich history. It is blessed with a pleasant climate and a great picturesque location. It is here where the plains (maidaans) begin to gently slope into the Western Ghats (malnad).Although not a proper hill station, Hassan is often referred to as Poor Man’s Ooty.

Located around 65 km from Bengaluru, Tumakuru is the second-largest district in the state of Karnataka. Tumakuru district shares its border with eight districts, which is the highest in the state; Chitradurga towards the north, Hassan and Chikkamagaluru towards west, Mandya towards the south-west, Ramanagara and Bengaluru Rural towards the south, Chikkaballapura towards east and Ananthapuram (Andhra Pradesh) towards north-east.

Bangalore Rural

Bengaluru Rural is surrounded by Bengaluru Urban in the south, Tumkuru and Chikkaballapur in the north, Kolar in the east and Ramnagara in the west. Bengaluru Rural District was formed in 1986 when Bengaluru was split into Bangalore (Rural) and Bangalore (Urban). Again, it was spilt in 2007, when the talukas of Kanakapura, Ramanagar, Magadi and Channapatna merged to the newly formed Ramanagara district.

Chikkaballapur

Chikkaballapur district is a newly created district in the state of Karnataka. Chikkaballapur was formed in 2007 when it was carved out of the existing Kolar district. The district is surrounded by Kolar in the southwest, Bengaluru Rural in the south, Tumkuru in the west and Andhra Pradesh state in the north. Chikkaballapur is located around 60 km from Bengaluru city and due to this proximity, attractions in Chikkaballapur is a favourite weekend getaway for the Bengaluru crowd.

In 1997, Davanagere district was carved out of 3 districts of Chitradurga, Shivamogga and Ballari and derives its name from Devanagari which gradually became Davanagere. It is surrounded by Ballari in the north, Shivamogga and Haveri in the west, Chikkamagaluru in the south and Chitradurga in the east.

Chitradurga

Chitradurga offers visitors an irresistible mix of history, legends and spirituality. Chitradurga offers visitors a spectacular boulder-strewn landscape which has an unconquerable fort with astounding defenses, ancient temples and a history full of valour and bravery.It is believed that the name of the place earlier was ‘Chatrakaldurg ‘, the word ‘Chatrakal’ meaning umbrella rock, being derived from a striking umbrella-shaped hill in the south-western part of the town.

Nestled on the slopes of the Western Ghats, Coorg (also called Kodagu) woos you with its undulating hills, lush green forests and a spectacular landscape dotted with coffee plantations and orange groves. Coorg is the land of coffee, cardamom, colonels, and the Cauvery. Aptly dubbed as ‘the Scotland of India’, Coorg offers a spellbinding visual treat with its cloud-capped peaks, chirpy birds and sparkling streams, not to mention the unique, mouth-watering flavours of Kodagu cuisine.

It was, in ancient inscriptions, known as Kuvalala, Kolala and Kolahalapura. Historical evidence says that Kolar was in existence from the 4th Century onwards. The Ganga dynasty originally hailed from this place which was the initial capital. Moreover, Kolar was also part of many other dynasties including Cholas, Hoysalas and Vijayanagara. Moreover, it also has mentioned in the Indian epics Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Geographically, Mandya is surrounded by Tumkuru in the north, Ramanagara in the east, Chamrajanagara and Mysuru in the south and Hassan in the west. Mandya is also known as the land of five rivers due to the presence of the rivers Cauvery, Hemavathi, Shimsha, Veeravaishnavi and Lokapavani.

Ramanagara was called Closepet during pre-independence times, named so after Sir Barry Close who built the old bridge here. Ramanagara district was carved out of the erstwhile Bengaluru Rural district in 2007. The district is surrounded by Bangalore Urban and Tumakuru in the north, Mandya in the west, Chamarajanagar in the south and Tamil Nadu state in the west. Cauvery, Arkavathi & Kanva are the three rivers flowing in the District.

Mysuru, the ‘City of Palaces’, is royalty and magnificence embodied; overflowing with history, sprawling gardens and tree-lined boulevards. One of South India’s most fascinating cities, Mysuru has a plethora of places to visit and explore. Ruled over by the Wadiyars from 1399 till Independence, Mysuru is renowned for its royal heritage and splendid monuments and buildings. This former state capital is a seamless blend of old-world charm and modernity.

Chamrajnagar

Being the southernmost district of Karnataka, Chamarajanagar district shares its borders with the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Chamarajanagar was earlier known as Arikutara, which was changed by Krishnaraja Wadiyar III in memory of his father Chamaraja Wadiyar who was born at this place and also constructed the Chamarajeshwara Temple, a monument of considerable beauty.

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2-Day Package Tours From Bangalore By KSTDC (Best Package)

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Experience 2-day package tours from Bangalore KSTDC and know some of the best that Karnataka has to offer.  This will include round-trip transportation from Bangalore, accommodation, and guided tours of some of Karnataka’s most popular attractions. It costs around INR 4,000 -5,500 per person. Popular destinations include Mysore, Hampi, and Ooty.

Below, you’ll learn about the popular 2-day Package Tours that KSTDC offers from Bangalore. Along with the best tour container, you’ll get their costs.

KSTDC stands for Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation; thus, it offers many 2-day package tours from Bangalore. These tours are the best way to explore some of the best Karnataka offers without thinking about the management of planning your trip.

So, to get the complete information about the 2-day packet trip, let’s proceed.

1.  Mysore City Journey:

Mysore is famous for its temples, palaces, and gardens. Having this tour will help you to explore the beautiful city of Mysore. You can also visit the Lalitha Mahal Palace, Mysore Palace, and the Chamundi Hill Temple in Mysore. You can also explore the city’s many markets and shops in your free time—the Mysore City Tour bundle costs around INR 2,500 per person.

2.  Nagarahole National Park Travel:

You’ll go to Nagarahole National Park by choosing this tour package. It is home to different wildlife, such as tigers, leopards, and elephants. You’ll go on a jeep safari through the park and can see some animals closely. The tour collection costs approx INR 3,500 for one person.

3.  Hampi Trip:

It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. However, it has become Karnataka’s most popular tourist destination. Here, you’ll visit the ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire. This includes Royal Enclosure, the Virupaksha Temple, and the Hampi Bazaar. For a 2-day trip, it costs around INR 4,500 per person.

4.  Ooty Tour:

Ooty is famous for its beautiful scenery and cool climate. Thus, it is a hill station in the Nilgiri Mountains. During your 2-day Ooty tour, you can visit the Botanical Garden, Ooty Lake, and the Government Museum. You can also walk or hike in the hills in your free time. For 2-day package tours from Bangalore, this pack costs around INR 5,500 per person.

Those mentioned above are some of the best 2-day package tours from Bangalore offered by KSTDC. Thus, you must book your Package in advance to enjoy your trip. It could be done by calling their customer care number or visiting the KSTDC website.

Benefits of booking a 2-day Package with KSTDC:

• Save your time and money for transportation, accommodation, and activities by booking a tour package with KSTDC.
• It is advised to keep a well-informed guide as it helps you to make your trip memorable.
• You’ll explore some of the best Karnataka offers without worrying about planning your trip.

Gokarna Murudeshwar Package from Bangalore KSTDC

This is one of the best weekend trips for tourists. If you plan a trip, then you must book this tour package. The itinerary for the Gokarna Murudeshwar Package Tour is given below:

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• Take a bus, train, or flight to Murudeshwar from Bangalore.
• Check in to your pre-booked hotel and fresh-up to feel relaxed.
• Afterwards, go to the Murudeshwar Temple to pray and have breakfast.
• You can also explore some local sightseeing places. After having lunch, use public transport to book a cab to visit Gokarna.
• Once you reach Gokarna, check in to the hotel and rest.
• Go to famous temples, including Mahabaleshwar, Bhadrakali, Sri Venkataramana, and Mahaganapati. Have dinner in well-known restaurants at night.
• Return to the hotel and have a rest.
• See a sunrise view at Gokarna Beach while having breakfast.
• Go to the famous Gokarna beaches.
• Check-out from the hotel. After having lunch, drive to Bangalore. Your trip ends with lovely memories.

KSTDC one-day Tour Packages from Bangalore

Bangalore is famous for its nightlife and parks. You can visit Science Museum, Planetarium, ISKON, Bannerghatta Zoological Park, and Rajarajeshwari Temple on your full-day trip. The Package costs around INR 650 per person.

Tips for planning a 2-day package tour from Bangalore with KSTDC:

• Book your Package in advance if you plan your trip during the peak season.
• Select your tour packages as per your needs, interests and budget.
• It would help to keep comfortable shoes and clothes with you as you might have to do lots of walks.
• Karnataka might be hot, so keep your hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses.
• Prepare yourself for the probability of rain because the climate in Karnataka can be volatile.

The Bottom Line!

That’s it! I hope the information above helped you plan your  2-day Package Tours from Bangalore with KSTDC . You can book a package in advance to enjoy your hassle-free trip. If you have any issues regarding this Package, write in the sections below.

Question: 1 What will be the cost of a KSTDC bus ticket to Dharmasthala?

Answer: A KSTDC bus ticket from Bangalore to Dharmasthala costs around Rs. 550. Thus, traveling by bus takes around 6 hours 46 min.

Question: 2 Is travel with a tour package cheaper?

Answer: Yes, traveling with tour packages is always cheaper.

North Karnataka Tour( Hampi & Badami)

Heritage holidays | pilgrimage holidays | tour packages from bengaluru |.

North Karnataka has monuments that date back to the 5th century. Kannada empires that ruled the Deccan had their capitals here. Badami Chalukyas monuments are located at Pattadakal, Aihole and Badami. Aihole has been called the cradle of Indian architecture and has over 125 temples and monuments built between 450 and 1100 BC.  the Vijayanagar empire temples at Vijayanagara are some examples

Transportation : By A/c Deluxe coach

Hotel :        Hotel Mayura Vijayanagar or Similar at Hospet

Hotel Megharaja or Similar at Bijapur

Covered Places :  Hampi Monuments, Banashankari, Badami, Aihole, Pattadakallu , Bijapur and Kudala Sangam

Highlights :

• Well chalked out itinerary, giving enough time to visit all the important sightseeing places.
• Professional guide who will engage and enrich your knowledge about tourist spots and
• LTC fecilities for State , central and PSUs employees

Departure from BMTC Bus Stand, Yashwanthpur, Bengaluru

10.00 pm Departure from BMTC Bus Stand, Yashwanthpur, Bengaluru*

06.00 am Arrival at Hotel Mayura Vijayanagara, TB Dam 06.00 am – 08.00 am Freshup and Breakfast 08.00 am – 01.30 pm Hampi Sightseeing (Virupaksha Temple, Kadale Kalu Ganesha, Sasive Kalu Ganesha, Krishna Temple, Lakshmi Narasimha, Badavi Linga, Sister Stones, Underground Temple, Mint House, Lotus Mahal, Elephant Stables, Hazara Rama Temple, Palace Area, Mahanavami Dibba, Queen’s Bath) 01.30 pm – 02.30 pm Lunch at Hotel Mayura Bhuvaneshwari Hampi 02.30 pm – 04.00 pm Visit Vijaya Vittala Temple (Stone Chariot), King’s Balance, Purandara Mantapa, Old Bridge Pillars 05.00 pm – 08.00 pm Visit Tungabhadra Dam Garden & Musical Fountain 08.15 pm Saty at Hotel Mayura Vijayanagara T B dam

05.30 am Departure to Badami 08.00 am – 08.30 am Breakfast on the way 10.30 am – 11.00 am Visit Banashankari Temple 11.15 am – 12.15 pm Visit Badami Cave Temples 12.30 pm – 01.15 pm Lunch at Hotel Mayura Chalukya Badami 01.45 pm – 02.15 pm Visit Mahakuteshwara Temple, Mahakuta 02.45 pm – 03.45 pm Visit Pattadakal Mallikarjuna, Virupaksha & other temples 04.15 pm – 05.00 pm Visit Aihole Durgadagudi & other temples 08.00 pm Arrive at Bijapur & Halt

06.00 am – 08.00 am Bijapur (after breakfast) 08.00 am Visit Gol Gumbaz, Jamia Masjid, Ibrahim Roza, Big Cannon, Upari Burj, Bara Kaman 01.30 pm – 02.15 pm Lunch at Almatti 03.15 pm – 04.15 pm Visit Kudalasangameshwara Temple & Basavanna Samadi 04.30 pm – 05.00 pm Visit Anubhava Mantapa 08.30 pm – 09.30 pm Dinner at Hotel Mayura TB Dam and departure to Bengaluru

06.00am Tour ends at Bengaluru

Single Occupancy

Double Occupancy

Triple Occupancy

• 1. The ticket fares are inclusive of applicable Goods & Service Tax (GST).
• 2. For Mysore trips, Chamundi Hills will not be covered on Friday’s during the month of Ashada only. Mysore Zoo will be closed on every Tuesday. Please note: For Trip code MSS, during Special Pooja Days in Dussehra, will not be possible to enter Chamundi Hills and Palace.
• 3. All Passengers shall produce the Identity Proof compulsory for the TPT and TKT Trips (Any of the ID proof like, Voter ID (For Resident Indians Only) / Passport / Driving License / PAN Card (For Resident Indians only) / Photo Credit Card / Employers ID card with Photo) Dress Code for Tirupathi – Men: Dhoti and Shirt, Women: Chudidar along with Duppatta or Saree.
• 4. Only extra Mattress will be provided to the third person in triple sharing accommodation.
• 5. Tours like Thirupathi, Jog Falls and South Canara, 4 people will be allotted a room for freshening up.

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• 1.The Corporation undertakes no liability in case of cancellation of trips due to breakdown or for reasons beyond the control of the management. However, proportionate refund of fare will be allowed in case of no alternate arrangement is made. During the course of operation of tour, if any sightseeing places are missed on account of sudden unforeseen happenings, the KSTDC is not responsible.
• 2.Incase of any issues related to booking of ticktes, preponement/postponement of tickets  or cancellation of tickets kindly send the mail to [email protected]
• 3.Tickets are not transferable.
• 4.Management is not responsible for luggage/baggage and Personal belongings of the tourists.
• 5.Tourists are requested to take personal care about their Luggage/Belongings.
• 6.The management reserves the right to cancel the trip in case the numbers of seats booked are less than 12 and for any such other reasons.
• 7.The ticket is valid for the particular journey to which it is issued.
• 8.Children above the age of 5 years will be charged full fare. No seats will be given to children below 5 years. (Age proof Required)
• 9.Passengers are requested to report 15 minutes in advance. The bus will not wait for passenger who arrives late.
• 10.Smoking and consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited in the coach.
• 11.Purchasing articles from other than Govt. shops is at their own risk.
• 12.The Corporation shall neither be responsible nor refund the amount in case the tourists miss the bus on account of late reporting to the pickup point.
• 13.Tipping the staff including the Guide is strictly prohibited. They are paid by KSTDC except for BHS trip.
• 14.Pets and Animals not allowed inside the bus while on Journey.
• 15.The management has all the right to make the passengers to get down from the bus, who are travelling on invalid tickets, disturbing the co-passengers & drunken passengers, without any refund.
• 16.No postponement of journey will be made within 24 hours. There is no refund on cancellation of one time Preponed/Postponed ticket.
• 17.Tariff is subject to change without notice.
• 18.Accommodation is subject to availability of the rooms and they are subject to change without prior notice.
• 19.Senior Citizens are provided with 20% discount on transportation by default while booking ticket. Hence they must produce valid proof.
• 20.The management shall not be liable for third party suppliers including arrangements with accommodation providers, activity providers and local guides and other independent parties (Third party suppliers) to provide you with some or all the components of your bookings.
• 21.The management shall not be liable and will not assume responsibility for any claims, losses, damages, costs or expenses arising out of inconvenience, loss of enjoyment, upset, disappointed, distress or frustration, whether physical or mental, resulting from the act or omission of any party other than Tour Operator and its employees.
• 22.The management resources all the right to update or alter their terms and condition at any time, and will post the amended terms and condition in the tour package.
• 24.The package tour tariff includes only accommodation and transportation costs, the other charges like food, entrance tickets, etc.. should be borne by tourists themselves.

Rules for Cancellation

• Cancellation from the proposed time of departure before 48 hours – 10% – before 24 hrs. – 25% deducted. within 24 hrs. – No refund or cancellation

Special Terms and Condition for Tirupathi Packages

• Piligrims are mandatory to produce either the vaccination certificate(2doses) or Covid-19 negative certificate obtained with in 73hrs prior to date of darshan at the time of availing special entry darshan.
• Piligrims to be noted that due to the new guidelines imposed from Tirupathi Tirumala Darshana there will be no cancellations or any modifications allowed before 7 days of departure.
• Piligrims to be noted that the data of the tickets booked for Tirupathi darshana is pushed to Tirumala Tirupathi Devastham(TTD) server 7 days in advance before the date of journey, there will be no any modifcations/ cancellations allowed for any unforeseen circumstances (like sudden death of family member, any accidentalissues , etc..)
• Rule of Cancellation : Cancellation from the proposed date before 7 days of departure10% cancellation charges is applicable. No cancellations or any modifications allowed before 7 days of departure.
• Cancellation from the proposed date before 7 days of departure at 10pm, cancellation charges of 10% would applicable as per cancellation policy.

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• 1.U stands for UPPER DECK and L stands for LOWER DECK
• 2.Incase DASARA Lighting Illumination is not available during the service through AMBAARI, KSTDC would not be responsible.
• 3. The trip is operated during the rain as well.
• 4. Ticket once booked cannot be cancelled or postponed.
• 5. The arrival and departure time depends on the traffic.
• 6. Publics are not allowed to park in the premises of KSTDC Mayura Hoysala.
• 7. Passengers must report to the boarding point 30 mins before the departure.
• 8. Passengers needs to carry valid ID cards and tickets during the trip.
• 9. The trip route might be changed incase of any restrictions imposed by the Police.
• 10. Children above 5 years are will be fully charged.

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Two day KSTDC Coorg Tour Package - Karnataka State Tourism Development - Day Tours

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Experienced a nice tour conducted by KSTDC from 05.05.2022 to 09.05.2022. Planned the program... read more

Two day KSTDC Coorg Tour Package

We opted for the Nagarhole-medikeri-nisargama-Golden temple trip and overall it was a good experienced with tour provided by KSTDC. Time constraints on each point based on the place (40min - 60min). Bus came at 7:45 at the Town Hall, Bangalore and it was an Non-AC bus with good condition. We had breakfast in between (don't know the place name but it was good and peaceful) . Our first point was Golden temple, it was a good place and nice place to take to take pictures and to see Tibetan architecture. Second place was cauvery nisargama, Its a picnic spot and nothing much to see except the bridge ( personally i didn't like it) but people can do shopping here. We ran behind the schedule because people used to take more time on each spot. Next spot was abbey falls it was good but got very less time to enjoy the falls (30 min). I wanted to see sunset at raja seat but when we reached it was already 7:PM and Nothing much left there to see. After Raja seat we went to mayura hotel bagamandala it was 2 hour journey from raja seat. Hotel was good and rooms are in good condition (More then what i have expected). We had dinner in the hotel and it was OK. Next day we started at 6:30 from Hotel to Talacauvery, Nice place and view from there was really good. We had good time there. After that we went to Bhagamndala temple and sangam, Good place to enjoy and take some pictures. Next we had 2 hours journey to nagrahole national park, Not able to see any animals except deer. After that we had tea and we reached bangalore at 10:00 PM in the night. Overall Happy with the KSTDC service and looking forward for more tours from KSTDC.

It took them more than half a day to reach our first destination the The Golden Temple, Bylakuppe (Tibetan Monastery) which they wanted to skip since the main temple was renovating so it would be closed. When us travelers made protested that this should have been informed on the stite before hand and another destination chosen in it's place they relented and took us to visti the temple. This was just the starter, the night stay hotel was worse than the 'no tell' motels, the bedsheets stinked, there were mosquitoes and food was bad too. The next after our visit to Talacauvery as we were returning to the hotel the bus broke down, we waited for more than an hour before they got a local kstrc bus to take us back to the hotel. On returning to the hotel we were told to go and look at sangam all by ourselves, while they repaired the bus. They finally got it done after 02:00 pm and we were able to leave and had to miss the other places mentioned in the tour for which we were never compensated. Never ever will I go on a KSTDC tour.

On 6.7.2018, we returned from Kodaikanal after 4 days KSTDC Mysore- Ooty-Coonoor-Kodaikanal package pre-scheduled tour which I booked 3 weeks ago. Overall it was an excellent travel experience in 4 days and nights and we were on a tight schedule. All together there were 10 tourist including my wife and daughter. I am from Kolkata. This is my first time in Bengaluru. KSTDC has several package tour with reasonable rate. KSTDC Bus was not luxuriant type but middle standard semi sleeper. Tour manager cum guide, driver and assistant were always there to help you and their behaviour also remarkably good. We started in the early morning from BMTC central Bus terminus at Yeswantpur. One third of 31 seater bus almost looked empty and the driver drove it efficiently. Our first stop was Daria Daulat Bagh in Srirangapatna which was Tipu Sultan's summer palace. Next three places were Ranganatha Swamy temple, St. Philomina's church, Chamundi hills. Brindavan garden with musical fountain was another attraction. Musical fountain show starts at 7pm. We saw that this spot attracted huge crowd on a week day too. I think Mysore zoo could have been covered in the trip by skipping some of the sites mentioned earlier. I noticed that entrance fees everywhere is higher than West Bengal. Even pay and use toilet fee is ₹5! In the evening we enjoyed our visit to Mysore Palace. First night we stayed in Govt. run Mayura Hoysala Hotel in Mysore. Arrangement was fine, but meal was not good enough. Next day early morning we started towards Sri Nanjundeshwara Swamy temple, at Nanjangud. The guide said this Shiv temple was 1000 years old. The structure and stone of the temple proved itself. After seeing this we had our breakfast at Gundalpet, before going to Ooty via Bandipur and Madumali Forest. Our guide said if our luck favoured we could have spotted tiger also. This tiger reserve is home to more than 400 tigers and is controlled and divided by both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu Govt. In our two hour journey through the forest we saw wild boars, monkeys, peacocks and deers. The forest was dense and deep green. After entering Tamil Nadu we passed through several private tea gardens. Dotted with checkpoints and forest offices, the Bandipur route is banned for vehicles during night time. Weather was very comfortable and the scenery very pleasing. We reached Ooty by noon. We all enjoyed boating at the Ooty lake at the height of 7,600 ft. After spending a memorable time we had our lunch at Hotel Mayura Sudershan. From there we went to see Doddabetta View Point, which is situated at 8,600 ft, the highest peak in Nilgiri range. Then we visited Botanical Garden and Horticulture center of Karnataka Govt., which comprised of manicured lawns and offered a beautiful view. While returning, we luckily got to see a herd of wild bisons grazing in the jungle. Ooty was very cold and everywhere we went sightseeing, there were small shops selling homemade chocolates and various medicinal oils. We spent the night at Hotel Prethi Palace in the heart of Ooty. It was inconvenient as hotel does not have lift and we were given accommodation on third floor. Lodging arrangements are done by KSTDC throughout the trip. Eating and entrance fee are borne by the tourist. On third day we began journey at 9.30am toward Kodaikanal via Coonoor through Wellington cantonment area. Temperature started increasing as we travelled downhill. Surprisingly it was quite hot and humid in Sim Park, the Coonor botanical garden. Then we started toward Kodaikanal through plains. It took almost six hours . After crossing over plains we climbed up Western ghat to reach Kodaikanal. It was really a thrilling journey with several hair-pin bends along the route uphill. It took two hours to reach in proper city from the foothills. There were vast coconut farms in foothills and mango and jackfruit trees along the way which provided a fascinating scenery. When we reached there after sundown and were put up in well furnished S V International hotel. The food was very nice and hospitality very good. Kodaikanal is situated at 8, 600 ft. above sea level in Western ghat. It is very difficult to imagine such a town could be built in such remote hilly areas. We have seen different tourist spots such as Pillar Rock, Green Valley, Coaker’s Walk, St Christ King church, and Kodai Lake. Me, my wife and my daughter tried our hand at horse riding at Bryant park. It was quite fun and they charged ₹100 per ride. On the way back we saw Silver Cascade spring which is a small waterfall. We reached Bengaluru at dawn after a whole night journey. As expected the tour was hectic but despite that, we enjoyed very much. One thing needs to be mentioned is that the quality and variety of food available in the different sites was not great. We preferred to depend mainly on south Indian meals.

Karnataka state tourism department is one of the famous tourism department in India Karnataka is going to give more importance to tourism. So many ideas to develop tourism department. Like improving transport.

I and my wife, both senior citizens, took the Bengaluru-Tirupati one-day package tour operated by Karnataka Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) yesterday assuming it would be a good trip. However, these are our observations: (a) Bus was not punctual to start. There was a 50 minute delay which was not made up. (b) It was a multi-axle Volvo bus, but the ride was bumpy. Probably the bus was poorly maintained, especially the suspension.We did not feel the comfort of an air cushion. (c) The hotel provided to freshen up in the morning is so so. Room was dusty and bathroom was dirty. (d) A special mention should be made about the guide at Tirupati. He asked us to deposit our electronic items like cell phones and cameras at a particular shop. Probably he gets a commission. He distributed 2 laddus to each of the passengers.However, what was annoying was that he sold extra laddus at Rs.90/- each for those who wanted. Extra laddus were available at TTD counters for Rs.50/- each but the guide did not inform us about it at all. He asked us to return to a meeting place immediately after darshan and not to wander about. Another pilgrim, who was watching the guide told me that TTD gives senior citizens 4 laddus as prasadam and 2 laddus for others. Probably the guide had collected all the laddus for the passengers, including many seniors who were in the group, distributed two each to all the passengers and sold the extra at a premium. This kind of behaviour on the part of the guide puts KSTDC in bad light. Anyone choosing to travel by KSTDC to Tirupati, please watch out.

Quite a toughg affair to cover Sharavanabelagola, Belur and Halebeed in 1 day. but managed to do a abbreviated trip thanks to KSTDC. Since we were just 11 of us booked for the day , we had a Isuzu mini bus against the nomal Ashok Leyland AC bus. But the vehicle was well driven. Breakfast halt was given at Mayura Hotel. This was slightly defective as it was a self service. After that we were dropped at shravanabelagola and given 90 mins time. I thought it was less considering my parents were there but we were able to complete it in 75 mins. Next lunch was at Belur Mayura which was good. Meals and North Indian were available. We were given for an hour at Belur which was slightly less but enjoyed neverthless. Next we were taken to halebeed, given an hour and halt for tea was given at Mayura Halebeed. Again we were brought back to Yediyur for dinner. The travel charges were only included in the fare and guides and food was extra. Spent Rs.3800/- for 4 for travel and overall about Rs.5000/- for 4 which seemed quite fine compared to taxi trips. Return we got down at Yeshvantapur metro station at 2215hrs and came back home after a tiring long day Better to take this trip on Saturday or keeping in mind a holiday next day as the journey does make it tiresome. But overall a good memory to cherish

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Please go through the following important points for KSTDC Package Tour to Temples Of Karnataka - Piligrimage. Hotels and Restaurants used on this tour: (subject to availability) - Karnataka Hotels Mangalore Nethravathi/ Suvarna/ Lalitha International IMPORTANT NOTE - Minimum of 12 travellers required for operation of the trip. - Neither KSTDC nor their staff are responsible for loss of cash or valuables during the tour. Terms and Conditions 1. Children above the age of 5 years will be charged full fare. No seats will be given to children below 5 years. 2. The corporation shall neither be held responsible nor will the amount be refunded in case you miss the bus. 3. Tipping the staff including the guide is strictly prohibited. They are paid by KSTDC except for BHS trip. 4. For various facilities offered by the corporation please demand for the itinerary. 5. No postponement of journey will be made within 24 hours. Once the journey is postponed cancellation will not be considered. 6. Tariff subject to change without notice. 7. Persons aged 60 years and above are considered senior citizens. Senior citizen discount can be availed from the office at Badami House after completing the journey by furnishing a valid proof of age. 8. Rates valid from April 2018 Cancellation Policy 48 hours before the proposed time of departure date - 10% deducted. 24 - 47 hours before the proposed time of departure date - 25% deducted. 24 hours within the proposed date no refund or cancellation.

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South karnataka temple tour, details of the trip.

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South Karnataka is blessed with thousand of temples and devotees from different corners of the world come to visit Temples of Karnataka to pay their homage to their titular deities. The temples of Karnataka provide the devotees with a lot of peace and tranquility because the temples are situated amidst picturesque location, hilltops and on the banks of rivers.The temples of Karnataka also provide good hospitality to the devotees without any distinction of caste, creed or class whatsoever. Most of the temples provide mid day meals and dinner at night (except few temples).

Transportation: By A/c Deluxe coach

Hotel: Hotel Devi Krupa for Freshup at Horanadu.

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Covered Places: Horanadu, Kalasa,Srungeri, Kolluru, Murudeswara, Udupi, Kateel, Dharmastala and Kukke subramanya.

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Well chalked out itinerary, giving enough time to visit all the important sightseeing places. Professional guide who will engage and enrich your knowledge about tourist spots and LTC fecilities for State , central and PSUs employees

Departure from Bengaluru

BMTC Bus Stand, Yashwanthpur, Bengaluru

• 09.00 pm Departure from BMTC Bus Stand, Yashwanthpur, Bengaluru*
• 05.00 am Arrive at Horanadu and fresh-up
• 05.00 am – 08.00 am Darshan of Goddess of Annapurneshwari & breakfast
• 08.20 am – 08.40 am Visit Kalaseshwara Temple, Kalasa
• 11.40 am – 01.40 pm Darshan of Goddess Sharadambe, Vidya Shankara Temple & Lunch
• 06.00 pm – 07.00 pm Darshan of Goddess Mookambika, Kollur & Night halt
• 05.30 am Departure from Kollur
• 07.00 am – 07.30 am Breakfast
• 07.45 am – 09.15 am Darshan of Sri Murudeshwara Swami temple & Visit beach, park
• 11.15 am – 11.45 am Darshan of Lord Ganesha, Anegudde
• 12.30 pm – 03.00 pm Darshan of Lord Krishna, Udupi & Lunch
• 03.00 pm – 04.00 pm Visit Malpe Beach
• 05.20 pm Arrive at Katil, Darshan of Goddess Durga Parameshwari and Halt
• 05.30 am Departure to Kadri Manjunath Swamy Temple
• 06.30 am – 10.00 am Goddess Mangaladevi and breakfast
• 11.30 am – 03.00 pm Darshan of Lord Manjunatheshwara at Dharmasthala
• 03.30 pm – 09.00 pm Darshan of Aadhi Subramanya & Kukke Subramanya
• 09.00 pm Departure to Bengaluru
• 05.30 am : Tour ends at Bengaluru

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NOTE: 1. The ticket fares are inclusive of applicable Goods & Service Tax (GST). 2. For Mysore trips, Chamundi Hills will not be covered on Friday’s during the month of Ashada only. Mysore Zoo will be closed on every Tuesday. Please note: For Trip code MSS, during Special Pooja Days in Dussehra, will not be possible to enter Chamundi Hills and Palace. 3. All Passengers shall produce the Identity Proof compulsory for the TPT and TKT Trips (Any of the ID proof like, Voter ID (For Resident Indians Only) / Passport / Driving License / PAN Card (For Resident Indians only) / Photo Credit Card / Employers ID card with Photo) Dress Code for Tirupathi – Men: Dhoti and Shirt, Women: Chudidar along with Duppatta or Saree. 4. Only extra Mattress will be provided to the third person in triple sharing accommodation. 5. Tours like Thirupathi, Jog Falls and South Canara, 4 people will be allotted a room for freshening up.

TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR PACKAGE TOUR: 1.The Corporation undertakes no liability in case of cancellation of trips due to breakdown or for reasons beyond the control of the management. However, proportionate refund of fare will be allowed in case of no alternate arrangement is made. During the course of operation of tour, if any sightseeing places are missed on account of sudden unforeseen happenings, the KSTDC is not responsible. 2.Tickets are not transferable. 3.Management is not responsible for luggage/baggage and Personal belongings of the tourists. 4.Tourists are requested to take personal care about their Luggage/Belongings. 5.The management reserves the right to cancel the trip in case the numbers of seats booked are less than 12 and for any such other reasons. 6.The ticket is valid for the particular journey to which it is issued. 7.Children above the age of 5 years will be charged full fare. No seats will be given to children below 5 years. (Age proof Required) 8.Passengers are requested to report 15 minutes in advance. The bus will not wait for passenger who arrives late. 9.Smoking and consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited in the coach. 10.Purchasing articles from other than Govt. shops is at their own risk. 11.The Corporation shall neither be responsible nor refund the amount in case the tourists miss the bus on account of late reporting to the pickup point. 12.Tipping the staff including the Guide is strictly prohibited. They are paid by KSTDC except for BHS trip. 13.Pets and Animals not allowed inside the bus while on Journey. 14.The management has all the right to make the passengers to get down from the bus, who are travelling on invalid tickets, disturbing the co-passengers & drunken passengers, without any refund. 15.No postponement of journey will be made within 24 hours. There is no refund on cancellation of one time Preponed/Postponed ticket. 16.Tariff is subject to change without notice. 17.Accommodation is subject to availability of the rooms and they are subject to change without prior notice. 18.Senior Citizens are provided with 20% discount on transportation by default while booking ticket. Hence they must produce valid proof. 19.The management shall not be liable for third party suppliers including arrangements with accommodation providers, activity providers and local guides and other independent parties (Third party suppliers) to provide you with some or all the components of your bookings. 20.The management shall not be liable and will not assume responsibility for any claims, losses, damages, costs or expenses arising out of inconvenience, loss of enjoyment, upset, disappointed, distress or frustration, whether physical or mental, resulting from the act or omission of any party other than Tour Operator and its employees. 21.The management resources all the right to update or alter their terms and condition at any time, and will post the amended terms and condition in the tour package. 22.If number of passenger booked is less than the minimum requirement, Management is at liberty to operate the tour in mini TT Bus, tourists to co-operate with the management. 23.Rules for Cancellation:

Cancellation from the proposed time of departure Before 48 hours – 10% of the booking amount will be deducted.

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